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Short Fiction: A
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SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2009 |
IN THIS ISSUE: G-20 Excerpt from
the novel ARCHIVES
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"My
Road To Not Being at
Space Elevator
And Lots More ... Well, the end of summer is upon us, and none too soon. While you were all at the beach, we've been busy putting together the last summer issue and planning a few things that will change the face of ragazine.cc -- perhaps forever. We're welcoming several new editors to the staff, including a politics editor, Jim Palombo, who contributed the first of two articles anticipating and reviewing the upcoming G2 conference in Pittsburgh in September; co-editors for poetry and fiction: Joe Weil & Adam Fitzgerald, who promise to bring to ragazine.cc some of the best young and established talent writing today; Phyllis Mass, a Philadelphia-based writer and teacher who's turned her talents to editing for, and contributing to, ragazine.cc; and last, but not least, Leslie Heywood, who will be in charge of a new and exciting page dealing with science and environmental themes 'broadly conceived". If you've not seen them before, don't miss "The Litchfields", characters from the mind of Lynda Barretto, the incredible batik paintings by Beth McCoy Evans that illustrate "Hotel Raj", and also occupy their own space on the art page. You'll find them sandwiched between Zach Seeger's mind walk, and the collages of Philadelphian Robert Hazzon, whose work appears with an article by Phyllis Mass. As always, there are Lynx, Events, About Us, the ragazine.cc gallery (affiliated with oovu.com) and the ragazine.cc store where you can buy Ba-rocks for paperweights or to throw through Rush Limbaugh's window (we don't recommend it). Ted Kennedy has one. Maybe you should, too.
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Thanks for reading! Mike F.
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