--- admit2 : no. 10, march 1st, 2006. ---

AdmitTwo, No. 10, March, 2006.

Prose:

by "The Jimmy Wynn Ensemble"

Dale Barrigar, Michael Antonucci & Garin Cycholl

"The money was good enough to forget about school. Pap didn’t have any troubles with that. He figured it was good having another full-timer in the house. My maw wasn’t pleased, but the cash kept her quiet. Deliveries and pick-ups at Dairyland became part of my route. The account was good, arms running down I-55, all the way to West Memphis. Dog track people bet anything. Most of all, they liked college hoops."

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Poetry:

The Third Ring The Crutch The Woman Who Ate Poems

by Jennifer Van Buren & Alex Nodopaka

"It starts with animated optical effects

but results in supernatural affairs

and invitation."

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Poetry:

Dismantling

by Michelle Greenblatt & Andrew Topel

Eye Booze Power Pig

Stella's Dehydrated Prices Stella's Bunny Bread

by Michelle Greenblatt & Craig Freeman

"moon's gouge, a one-eyed wound over clouds slitting
silver across the black moss sky invades my perforated tomorrows
where the machines fail"

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Prose:

Pregnancy Test & An All or Nothing Smile

by Miriam N. Kotzin & Bill Turner

"I told Christine that she looked great. Sure, she looked tired, but guys are supposed to lie about stuff like that. Just when I think the rules are set, she changes them. This smells like a disaster."

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Poetry:

Working Class Warfare Blues

by Kevin Eberhardt & Steven B. Smith

"I see a sign on a locker at work 'Lightning Safety'
Is that a sick joke / am I not getting it / what's
Next / 'Proper Procedures For Slitting Your Wrists'"

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Prose:

Little Golden America: Chapter Three: What Can Be Seen from a Hotel Window

by Ilya Ilf & Eugene Petrov

"On the commode we found a fat little book in a black cover. On the book was the gold trademark of the hotel. The book proved to be a Bible. This ancient composition had been adapted for business people whose time is limited. On the first page was a table of contents especially composed by the solicitous management of the hotel..."

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