Contributor: Paul Tristram - - I was living in a greasy 3 storey block of bedsits, on the middle floor facing the backyard, behind the Old Swansea Crown Courts, with its giant white clock pillar reaching up into the sky, a practical monument placed absurdly upon a building known for stopping time. I had no watch or clock so when in view it was the only time I knew what time it was, I would run down the stairs, open the front door just to see if it was pub o’clock yet? (The bars still shut between 3 and 7pm back then) They had sent me down at age 17 in that Crown Court, to the hardest Borstal in Britain, on the desolate grey, cold island of Portland off the Southern coast of England, so living directly opposite was a constant reminder and didn’t help my moods much and they were of a dark, neurotic persuasion without the need of influence. To...

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Contributor: Robbie Nickles - - Sometimes I miss you, for the way you made me leave my friend’s apartment when we were fifteen so you could fuck him listening to the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. For the way you found me at a Steak 'n Shake afterward and insisted on walking me home. You asked me my favorite band. I told you Sonic Youth. You told me I was really deep. I miss you for the way we used to hang out in your dad’s antique cars and listen to The Rolling Stones. We’d go to food joints where the waitresses brought out our food on rollerskates so we could reminisce about a time we never lived in. I miss the Christmas we spent together, held up in your father’s cabin, I gave you Phish’s Hoist. You gave me Ween’s The Mollusk. We took acid and ecstasy and laughed about the place becoming a boat that we were sailing on alone, together. I...

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Contributor: Em Ramser - - She calls herself a gold-star lesbian. Her lesbian card is filled with female pussy smiles, labia pulled back happily. I asked her over coffee if she had heard of Hawkmoths (Sphingidae), Cause I thought she might share her clit With the Lepidoptera genus That she casts magical spells On cocks, zapping them With talk radio blasts. - - - Emily Ramser lives in Winston-Salem, NC, though you're more likely to find her online at chickadeesweetie.wordpress.com or on Twitter @ChickadeePoe...

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Contributor: Paul Tristram - - If you decide to pass through the first door you will have no other choice but to open every other door which may lay upon the other side. There may not be any more doors upon the other side of the first door, there may be nothing but pleasures and wide open spaces. Of course it may be the exact opposite, there may be millions of doors; you could spend the rest of your life walking through hallways, opening a similar looking door time and time again until you simply explode with frustration or the other possibility is that I could change the subject and tell you about something else, just like this. It was midnight; she awoke as usual, stripped, showered, dressed then leapt out of the living room window, she stole through the shadows, using mostly back lanes and alleyways until she eventually arrived at...

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