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edited by Joe Vaz & Vianne Venter
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interview by Joe Vaz
I didn’t set out to write a comedy, but my narrator — twitchy, hapless sort that he was— turned up with a cosmic “kick me” signed pinned to his back. I decided to let him do the talking. |
From Issue 13 (Sept 2011) |
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by Scott Brendel
I was in such a rush to bury her, I forgot about the ring. |
From Issue 13 (Sept 2011) |
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