Issue Fifteen

December 2006

From the Editor

One of the “it” presents for Christmas this year has the advantage of having a name that sounds remarkably similar to what I want to run around yelling in celebration of this issue. Wii! We’ve been looking forward to this day for quite a while now. Besides the rush that comes with publishing a new… Continue reading Issue Fifteen

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Untitled (Gum) Aaron Burch(Read author interview)
Moth Joanne Comito(Read author interview)
Aquarium Nadine Darling(Read author interview)
8×10 Elizabeth Ellen(Read author interview)
Four Stops Anne Elliott(Read author interview)
On the Way to Work Stephen Elliott(Read author interview)
Florida Kathy Fish(Read author interview)
Last Dance Thomas Kearnes(Read author interview)
I Am Waiting for My Dogs to Die Davin Malasarn(Read author interview)
Disgusting Pam Mosher(Read author interview)
Wildflowers: A Field Guide J.D. Riso(Read author interview)
Fresh Dirt J. Chris Rock(Read author interview)
A Bear Story Chris Sheehan(Read author interview)
Lefky Paul Silverman(Read author interview)
Skinny Hailey Sowden(Read author interview)
Copenhagen Fred Spears(Read author interview)
Small Waves John Sperling(Read author interview)
Photographers Joseph Young(Read author interview)
Ignorance of Ballet Mike Young(Read author interview)
Before, He Felt Like the Fat One Catherine Zeidler(Read author interview)

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