ESC! Magazine
Volume 13, Number 1
Release Date June 20, 2009
Welcome to issue 27 of ESC! Magazine.
Jack Phillips Lowe's "Radcliffe Pead is a Prick" kicks off things this issue, followed by perennial ESC! favorite, Robert Potocki.
Other featured authors include Tom Larsen, Brandon Kamins and up and coming young author, Shayla Riggs. Poetry selections this issue features selections from several new contributing poets including Charles Craven, Joseph Reich, Michael Estabrook, Doug Holder and long-time champion and friend of ESC! Magazine, Ellaraine Lockie. The cover, "Daytona Beach Pier", is by Mimi Millmier Mckinney and Melissa Guillet's "Stoopid Chicken" brings the issue to a close on a fun note.
In our Reading Lounge, you'll find two new chapbook reviews from ESC! Magazine Poetry Editor, Charles Ries as well as his essay / interview with four notable small press publishers. By purchasing the Premium Printed Edition or buying something from our ESC!Mag
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Table of Contents
ARTWORK
Cover: Daytona Beach Pier
Mimi Millmier Mckinney
Stoopid Chicken
Melissa Guillet
FICTION
"Radcliffe Pead is a Prick"
Jack Phillips Lowe
Tacking
Robert Potocki
Jumper
Brandon Kamins
Printers Inc
Tom Larsen
Greater Expectations
Shayla Riggs
& - POETRY
In a Liquor Store at Four
Charles Michael Craven
Stuck in the Web
You've Come a Long Way Baby
Ellaraine Lockie
views from the meat market (how dreams go)
Joseph Reich
"I'm So Lucky"
Michael Estabrook
Krapp's Last Tape
Doug Holder
THE READING LOUNGE
CHAPBOOK REVIEWS by Charles Ries
The Often Too Short, Unpredictable, Yet
Glorious Life of an Independent
Small Press Magazine
Charles Ries
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