by Christopher Novak
riverbabble 35
Summer, Bloomsday Issue
Poetry
Wayne F. Burke:
R.I.P.
A Better Place
Elizabeth Dolan:
How to Fix a Second FloorClothes Line
Great Expectations
Rafael Jesús González:
Standing Rock / Standing Rock
Nubes al los límites/Clouds on the threshold
Kathleen McClung:
The Nine of Doubt: Cento for Michelle Bitting
Glosa for Those Who Pretend
Anne Whitehouse:
Smoke and Fog
Luminescence
Glenn Ingersoll: Eleven Haiku
William Doreski: Max and Son
Mark A. Fisher: taco trucks
Peter D. Goodwin: Winter Sculptures
Grace Marie Grafton: Muse and I: Trip
John Grey: Thin Ice
Mathew Harrison: The Catchment
Majella Haugh: Traveler
Raluca Ioanid: Target, I Love You
James Croal Jackson: That Summer I Still Believed in Everything
Daniela Kantorová: The Ship
Miriam N. Kotzin: Fidgets and Fantods
Kathleen Listman: The Water Clock
Richard Loranger: Rain
MJ Moore: Journey
Edward Mycue: Seven Days in a Week
Carl "Papa" Palmer: Waiting
Jay Samuels: Remember
B.L.P. Simmons: April on Jupiter
Elizabeth Spencer Spragins: Cloaked
Miranda Sun: Fox Magic
Denise Utt: The Caregiver
Rebecca Watts: Becoming the Lady of the Lake
Yuan Changming: Sonneting in Infinitives
Fiction
Anna Bradley: Minor Intelicity
David Butler: Looking-glass
Arthur Carey: Until Death Us Do Part--A Triptych
KJ Hannah Greenberg: Jase and the Sister of the Two Blue Dragons
Flash Fiction & Prose Poems
Bear Jack Gebhardt:
Dangerous Books
Basic Training
William Cass: Tit for Tat
Jeannette DesBoine: Merry Xmas--2018--El Paso, Tx
Robin Wyatt Dunn: We Shouldn't Care
KJ Hannah Greenberg: Sea Glass
Jim Ross: Twizzler
Essay
Edward Mycue: The Tapestry I Wove and I Now Sink Back Into
Timo Parfitt: Grim Reaper Bong
Tom Sheehan: A Bit of Correspondence Caused by Place
Jim Ross: Thursday Market: Villefranche-de-Rouergue
Photo Essay
Christopher Novak: Berkeley Marina (cover photo)
She crosses the threshold. He hesitates. She turns and, holding out her
hands, draws him over. He hops. On the antlered rack of the hall hang
a man’s hat and waterproof. Bloom uncovers himself but, seeing them,
frowns, then smiles, preoccupied. A door on the return landing is flung
open. A man in purple shirt and grey trousers, brownsocked, passes with
an ape’s gait, his bald head and goatee beard upheld, hugging a full
waterjugjar, his twotailed black braces dangling at heels.
JAMES JOYCE, Ulysses, Circe, 22064-22070.
Pandemonium Press
2nd printing available from
the publisher: pandemoniumpress@gmail.com
Leila Rae, editor
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