Still Love by Kevin Sampsell, From This Is Between Us
“’So you just want me there?’ I asked. You answered back quickly.” New fiction: Still Love by Kevin Sampsell, excerpted from the forthcoming, This Is Between Us.
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“The Last Judgement Draweth Nigh”
Michael Roberts is Rose Petal Ear. This week: “The Last Judgement Draweth Nigh”
Smalldoggies Readings PDX: Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010
Smalldoggies Magazine Reading Series, PDX004: Reading: Michael Roberts(OC); Tom DeBeauchamp(Seattle); Jackie Treiber(PDX); Andy Devine; Antique Summer is the Musical Guest. At Cafe Magnolia, 12/09/10
Installment Two: Jason Jordan
Mickey Hess is looking for his former students. In this month’s installment, he tracks down the one who is now working through a temp agency at a plant that pre-assembles brake hoses for motorcycles.
Poet: Amy Lawless, Brooklyn, NY
Spotlight on Brooklyn, NY Poet: Amy Lawless, featuring 5 new poems, including “Robert Frost” and “Good point,” among others.
The Shape of Book Reviews to Come
Christopher Newgent raises questions and provides no answers regarding the future of the book review as the Internet enables any Joe Shmoe to have an opinion.
Smalldoggies Reading Series PDX003 Videos: Nov. 11, 2010
Smalldoggies Magazine Reading Series, PDX003: Evan J. Peterson, Joseph Mains, m.g. martin. Video Footage from Cafe Magnolia, 11/11/10
1999’s Ratcatcher, or Two Unconnected Memories
Harry K takes you hurtling through a haunted treasure chest of memory, praising Lynne Ramsay, and cutting down on Edgar Wright’s residual checks.
I Stole Jim Carroll’s Robitussin And All I Got Was This by Jesse Bradley
The fourth piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies, in which writer Jesse Bradley contemplates the various forms of Aquaman, among other things.
America’s Nuclear Wastelands: Politics, Accountability, and Cleanup
Matt Ferner reviews Max Power’s comprehensive analysis of American nuclear waste issues, America’s Nuclear Wastelands, as part of Eco-Libris’s Green Books 2010 Campaign.
