CONTENTS
FICTION
The Things We Keep by Liane Kupferberg Carter
Young Man with a Moustache by Jeffery Ryan Long
Scent on a Mission by Margaret Eaton
Darkness and Storm by Barrie Darke
Dwight Goes to Rehab by Michael Frissore
POETRY
1001/1011 by Thomas Reed
Death Before Factory by Anthony Liccione
Black Seed by Black Seed by Donal Mahoney
Caseworker Takes Notes by Donal Mahoney
POETRY
1001/1011 by Thomas Reed
Death Before Factory by Anthony Liccione
Black Seed by Black Seed by Donal Mahoney
Caseworker Takes Notes by Donal Mahoney
WHATNOT
Straight From an Agent - Nathan Bransford, literary agent/author/blogger interviewed by Bobby D. Lux
O' War! War! O' Elegant, Heavenly War! Essay by BothEyesShut
All the Pretty Horses Photo by Christopher Woods
The Fortune Teller Is On A Break Photo by Christopher Woods
Solve the Equation Art by Todd R. Behrendt
A young Midwestern girl looking bored, lace curtains in window light and a silhouette of a flightless bird Art by Todd R. Behrendt
Ilie Ruby's The Language of Trees Reviewed by Bobby D. Lux
Millicent Borges Accardi's Woman on a Shaky Bridge Reviewed by Jara Jones
Ilie Ruby's The Language of Trees Reviewed by Bobby D. Lux
Millicent Borges Accardi's Woman on a Shaky Bridge Reviewed by Jara Jones
NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
I'll be honest, a part of me feared that Onomatopoeia would be a one-and-done project. Fortunately, I had a bit of luck and good fortune on my side. The SPRING issue found a bit of an audience and I received far more submissions (good ones too!) for the SUMMER issue than expected, so now I have to keep this going because the FALL 2010 issue is already being constructed... at least until a large multi-national media conglomerate comes knocking with their million dollar offer for the website.
In actual Onomatopoeia news, Jara Jones has graciously come on board as the Poetry Editor and will begin working on the FALL 2010 issue. I will make one promise that we will have a podcast up and running before the next issue. I will also promise that I will do my best to figure out how to make Onomatopoeia available as a free e-book for you kids with your fancy Kindles and stuff.
That's it for now. See you in September.
Bobby D. Lux
Editor-in-Chief
Onomatopoeia Magazine
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