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The Current Issue: Spring 2023 Vol. 130 No. 1
Spring 2023 Vol. 130 No. 1
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From the Editor - Spring 2023 ~ James Carson
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Wormies ~ Lucy E.M. Black
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My New Career (poem) ~ Darrell Epp
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Chicken Wings and Beer – Cache Creek, 1998 ~ Cali Haan
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Time-Lapse (poem) ~ Steve Noyes
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Merlin's Warning ~ Trevor Cook
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Wild Pigeons ~ Ciara Mandulee Mendis
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The Last Treatment (poem) ~ Gerald Arthur Moore
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To Hell with Realism ~ Vinh Nguyen
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Graveyard ~ Bear Spry
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The Monster on My Pillow ~ Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt
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My Three Sylvias ~ Tanya Tomasch
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I Walk with a Stick ~ Rona Altrows
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By Foot, Transport Truck, and Bus to Pedro Juan Caballero ~ Ian Birch
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11 Belated Notes from Voyager 1 (poem) ~ Ben von Jagow
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Toronto in the ’70s and the Future of Public Transit~ Gideon Forman
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Dreams (poem) ~ Yan Li (translated by Anna Yin)
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A Sleeper and a Time Traveller … ~ Larry Campbell
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The Orchard ~ Anthony Sanfilippo
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My Three Cindys ~ Tanya Tomasch
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The Battle of Jericho~ Arni Haraldsson
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Citizen Ships ~ Ken Victor
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Populus ~ Ken Wilson
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