Jan. 17th, 2015

lesser_celery: (Sheeba and the Palm)
“No one knows for certain when our title song was written, but during World War II it became a (sort of) patriotic ode to allied soldiers, often sung with profane lyrics. Its relevance here is that we have one long story and four short ones, including one about a mountain. The cover art captures the long and the short of it. And we have animals: dogs and cats and cranes—some speaking, others mute—butterflies and loons.”

Contents:

Jenny Almost and the Professional Botherers, by Patricia Russo
Him (poem), by Michael Mark
Why Animals Don’t Talk (poem), by Anne Carly Abad
—the butterfly screamed!, by William J Fedigan
Outside (poem), by Malcolm Morris
I Love You Like a Mountain, by Sonya Taaffe
The Rise of a Yellow Sun (poem), by Kent Kruse
Not Around, by Daniel W. Thompson
Good Luck (poem), by Neal Wilgus
Ragged Limbed and Hungry, by Leslie J. Anderson
The Crane Husband (poem), by Sonya Taaffe
Art: John Stanton

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