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Russell Carmony: William Hung and Theater of     the Absurd in America

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

In her essay collection Sea World Tales, Debra DiPaolo tells the story of an elderly communist man who travels to the U.S. to visit his son. Soon after his arrival, his son takes him to Sea World to watch the “Shamu the Killer Whale Show.” The show is a reenactment of George Washington crossing the […]

Filed Under: Contributors 72, Issue 72, Prose, Prose 72 Tagged With: Contributors 72, Prose, Prose 72, Russell Carmony

Alice James Books: The Far Mosque

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

ISBN 1-882295-53-1 $14.95 paperback Review by Jeffrey Ethan Lee There is an intricate interweaving of themes, symbols, and allusions and leitmotifs that make Kazim Ali’s first full-length poetry book, The Far Mosque, resonate with a sense of great drama. One follows the lyric voice through mostly short, self-contained lyrics, but their greater strength lies in […]

Filed Under: Contributors 73, Issue 73, Prose, Prose 73 Tagged With: Alice James Books, Contributors 73, Prose, Prose 73

Miriam N. Kotzin and Bill Turner: A Writing Partnership

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

For us to be working together is about as likely as being struck by lightning, a comparison that for us holds particular personal significance. After all, when we first read each other’s work, we were sixteen hundred miles and cultures apart. Bill Turner was in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico teaching and doing web design for a […]

Filed Under: Contributors 75, Issue 75, Prose, Prose 75 Tagged With: Bill Turner, Contributors 75, Miriam N. Kotzin, Prose, Prose 75

Miriam N. Kotzin and Bill Turner: Softy

May 13, 2011 by PBQ

“Spin me. Roll me around in the corner of your mind. Cynicism is so passé. I’m the electric pulse of your brand new conscience. Kiss me and feel the surge,” Voice says. Martin has been hearing the voice for weeks. He’s been afraid to tell anyone. He doesn’t want to sound like one of those […]

Filed Under: Contributors 75, Issue 75, Prose, Prose 75 Tagged With: Contributors 75, Miriam N. Kotzin, Prose, Prose 75

Mercer Bufter: The Truant Lover Review

May 12, 2011 by PBQ

Juliet Patterson’s The Truant Lover (Nightboat Books, $14.95) strikes a rich, full chord, delivering moments of disjunction as well as high lyric beauty. While sampling or adapting work from a host of sources including Rae Armantrout, Tomaz Salamun, Richard Meier, Emily Dickinson, Marcel Proust, Grey’s Anatomy and The Golden Book of Birds, Juliet Patterson weaves […]

Filed Under: Contributors 75, Issue 75, Prose, Prose 76 Tagged With: Contributors 75, Mercer Bufter, Prose, Prose 75

Lane Anderson: First Day Back

May 12, 2011 by PBQ

Contents of the Newlyweds Kit given to me, in a yellow plastic bag, as a free gift from the State of Utah when I obtained my marriage license: 1 trial-size packet of Tide detergent with color-safe bleach 2 purse-size packets of Kleenex 1 trial-size box of Nabisco Wheat Thins crackers 1 romance novel about a […]

Filed Under: Contributors 76, Issue 76, Prose, Prose 76 Tagged With: Contributors 76, Lane Anderson, Prose, Prose 76

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