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Famous People
Haiku
Project
IT'S
BACK!
A garland of East Bank-o-rama, featuring The
Amazing Randi, crooner Mojo Nixon,
truth-teller Mike Malloy, FireHouse's axe
man Bill Leverty, the syllabically challenged
John Wesley Harding, and an unnamed
Survivor Roommate. With correspondence
from Al Roker and Darva Conger. It's famously poetic!
NOVEL EXCERPT: FAMOUS AMERICAN CRIMINALS
by
Theodore Pelton
Malcolm
X and Jack Kerouac meet in a picaresque tale of pax americana.
THE
GREAT YETI HUNT OF '78
by
Henry Singer
Sometimes even the nine-year-old version of our East Bank editor had
to fake it. Dag.
GREENLAND
by Susanna
Speier
Geographic and bardic rumination on the stretched-out behemoth,
that wonder of the globe.
Notice cross-disciplinary east bank placement.
CHERCHEZ
LA POIRE
by Richard
Eoin Nash
and Doug Fitch
Sometimes a dream about a pear is just about a pear. Others carjack
one's soul.
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S U M M E R 2 0 0 1 I S S U E 7
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ELVIS
AND MARCHES
by
CA Conrad
From the advancedELVIScourse, Conrad goes into the heart of a hunka-darkness,
with love, and also shares with us ruminations on the start of many
Marches.
FOUR POEMS, FUNEREAL AND HEROIC
by Carrie
Etter
One of those newer voices, lusty and very much recommending it.
FIVE POEMS
by Caitlin
Grace McDonnell
Karma karma karma, chameleonic and adjusting doggedly to form and content.
THREE
UNASSIMILATED POEMS
by Scott Edward Anderson
When
SEA isn't saving the world, he's keeping it tight and real with his
own poems. No phone booth required.
SEVERAL
ENTITLED POEMS
by
Coleman Hough
Hunt
these down, and love them. All asides in a voice quite used to speaking
into the camera lucida.
WESTERN MANQUES
by
Tom Hartman
TH's
first post-foray shows how this playa hater can play on, too.
SHORT
LYRICAL SHOTS
by
Catherine Daly
A
blasto from the pasto: these poems were supposed to appear in an earlier
LPZ, and appear now, virtually untainted.
STATEMENT OF YO MAMA'S PURPOSE
by
David Harris Ebenbach
Play the dozens and review your grant applications with this duo from
a Philly poet.
MOTHER IN LAW, EXPOSED
by
Charles Hosier
One Freudian short-lined thing by this buddy of Buk.
COUPLA CATULLIAN COMPLAINTS
by Mike Kemp
A Brit buddy of Buk. With a little bit o nyuk-nyuk.
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