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Issue Four – Earth, Air, Water, Fire
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Nov 2005
Limited
edition - 120 numbered copies
15 leaves (30 pages) flavoured with
Earth, Air, Water and Fire.
Dublin burns, Poprad freezes, fields lie
fallow, the wind moans a reproach.
Features leaves from Australia, India,
Canada, Switzerland, Great Britain & the
USA, and a part-hand-printed cover.
Ramesh Avadhani's Requital and
Grant Perry's Reflections of a Swordsman
make reappearances, in both cases more
thoughtful than we've previously seen.
In a cheekier mood, Peter Rolls shows how to
make the world in 6 days / 4.5 Gyrs
(depending on your method).
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Unity Flow,
UK
Tessa's Law, Eric vs. The World (images) |
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Grant Perry,
England
Reflections of a Swordsman (prose
fiction) |
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Peter Rolls,
UK
Cosmological Cookbook (cookbook) |
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Louie Crew,
USA
Your Sounds (poetry) |
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Judith Beck,
USA
Skin (prose fiction) |
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Krystal Hansen,
Australia
To Hide From Daylight (prose fiction) |
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various authors
Single Line Quarterly (single lines)
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Eleanor Taylor,
UK
Log Book (prose fiction) |
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Frances Ball,
UK
Five Fields Fallow (prose fiction) |
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Ramesh Avadhani,
India
Lakshmi (prose fiction) |
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Ryan Bird,
Canada
the Worst Seesaw, the Window (poetry) |
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Brendan Connell,
Switzerland
the Worst Seesaw, the Window (poetry) |
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Kate Noakes,
UK
Anguilla Anguilla (poetry) |
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Jonathan
Guilford,
UK
Rainmaker (prose fiction) |
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Leigh G
Banks,
UK
Aqua City (non-fiction) |
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