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Posted in News | Tags: AA Garrison, Abi Godsell, Anthology, Damien Filer, Davin Ireland, Glen Damien Campbell, Ivor Hartmann, Jason Kahn, Joe Vaz, M Scott Carter, Michael Bailey, Michael Hodges, Michael John Grist, Paul Marlowe, Scott Brendel, Vianne Venter, Vincent Sammy, Volume One, William Mitchell | 3 Comments »
interview by Joe Vaz
Driving from Glacier National Park, Montana to Chicago takes a long time (1,500 miles). In the ebb and flow of the road, a writer has an opportunity to brainstorm. I was listening to the Art Bell radio program (a special about ghosts) when the idea came to me. I was pumped on four cups of McDonald’s coffee, listening to these callers share their real life ghost stories, and it all seemed so sad. |
From Issue 14 (Oct 2011) |
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by Michael Hodges
I eat words. I don’t know why. I hang in the corners of this old and meticulous house by unseen hooks or latches. The words come to me from the mouths of the family and their visitors. The words of the adults come out grey, brown and black; the words of the young rise to me in reds, greens and blues. I swallow them all, and each time I do, something inside me grows. I know not what it is, only that I receive energy from this action. |
From Issue 14 (Oct 2011) |
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