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WALKING RAIN REVIEW XIII (2007)
CONTENTS
Introduction
KEN LAMBERTON
Sex and Society | PAGE 1-7
Poetry
GORDON GRILZ
Deeper | PAGE 8
JOHNATHAN BRENNINGER
Three Stanza Projection | PAGE 9
The Afternoon is Dark and Now with Rain | PAGE 10
WILLIAM ABERG
Remembering Iskatim | PAGE 12
White Stone in White Stone | PAGE 13
The Son of a Quiet Family | PAGE 14
Conversation with a Woman | PAGE 15
Bodhisattva | PAGE 15
An Alaskan Tribute | PAGE 16
MATTHEW CARBAJAL
Chess Pieces | PAGE 17
LAWRENCE PAXTON
Square Dance | PAGE 18
FOREST CLAYTON
Bubble Gum Economics | PAGE 24
MIA | PAGE 25
CHRIS EVERLEY
No Date on a Street Scene | PAGE 26
GARY MOORE
Waste Basket | PAGE 27
JOHN CULVER MEAD
The Middle Kingdom | PAGE 28
The Angels and the Saxons | PAGE 28
JAIME O. MEZA
Capricorn | PAGE 29
RALPH HAGER
Walking Wild Burrow Canyon | PAGE 30
Sensitivity | PAGE 30
Wolf Song | PAGE 31
RAY AMBROSE
That Which Makes Us | PAGE 32
My Mirror Eyes | PAGE 33
To Return | PAGE 34
Lower Voice | PAGE 35
CRAIG ROGERS
Getting Off | PAGE 36
She Takes Communion with Butterflies | PAGE 37
What the Clouds Knew | PAGE 38
A Dream I Had in a Magazine | PAGE 39
Start to Finish | PAGE 40
HAROLD M. J. HUMMEL
The Last War | PAGE 41
Death of a Family | PAGE 42-43
ANDREW JAICKS
History (1900) | PAGE 44
Nonfiction
BRIAN MADDOCK
Bubble Gum | PAGE 49-50
GORDON GRILZ
Laughing Matters | PAGE 51-53
Fiction
ANDREW JAICKS
Golden Gate Bridge | PAGE 54-65
JAMES ANDERSON
On the Corner of Grey Street | PAGE 66-76
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