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Gargoyle Online # 4 Nancy HightowerPuddle Reflection photo Table of Contents fiction Poetry nonFiction Roberta Allen• Not So Good• A Room RR Angell• Beachhead Clark Bouwman• Freddo Cappuccino Elizabeth Bruce• Racket Tara Campbell• In the City of Crying Merchants• In the City of Falling Magicians Roger W. Hecht• Poem Len Kruger• Erwin Fletcher Christopher Linforth• The Last of Us Alyce Lomax• Plants Anne Marsella • Billie Jean King and Two Pink Balls Gloria Mindock• The Man Who Collected Eyelashes Lance Olsen• excerpt from Always Crashing in the Same Car Lawrence Paulson• So Did You Dance? David Reel• The Top Floor of the Sash and Blind Doug Rice• Rain in October Jeff Richards• I’m Going In Gregg Shapiro• Heavy Meddle Joan Stepp Smith• Time Released History 2 Mitigate Grimoire Jennifer Bort Yacovissi• The Appointment Tim G. Young• The Real PhotoSerena Agusto-Cox• Endless Spiral Joel Allegretti• Poem Inspired by Degas’s L’Absinthe• Autobiography of the Gimp Simon Anton Nino Diego Baena • Ritual Mary Bargteil• Life’s Anvil Alessandra Bava• Love Letter to Anne Sexton #17• Love Letter to Anne Sexton #37 Craig Bertuglia• Revival CL Bledsoe• Dog in the Rain• The Work of Dying Ace Boggess• The Ex-Cons Parade• White Rabbit J.D. Brayton•…

Gargoyle Online # 3 Nicelle Davis Table of Contents fiction Poetry nonFiction Art Mary Ann Cain• How Do We Know Planets Will Persist Eric Darton• CorpoReal April Ford• Snapdragon Avital Gad-Cykman• Mothers Karen Goldstein• Flip Flops Melanie S. Hatter• excerpt from “All the Pain We Endure” Richard Holeton• Counting Nathan Leslie• Our Unwired Yurt is Better than Your Wired Non-Yurt• Back of this Shampoo Bottle John Saul• Havana Stan Lee Werlin• All the Days We WhirledLora Berg• High-Wire• Ululations Sara R. Burnett• Hard Lemon•Sonnet for a Time of Ambivalence•There Are No Words For Hayes Davis• Burn the Blindfold• Dolphin Speaks• The Unwritten Poem Speaks Nina Heiser• Weeding• Land’s End Erin Hoover• the nineties• the power of passive voice• What use are you? George Kalamaras• Listening to “Park Avenue Petite,” Hearing My Rain-Raked Heart All Over Again• Jack Wilson Tries to Convince Roy Ayers to Join His Quartet, 1963• One Night in Indy, January 18, 1959, Eddie Higgins Trio with an Unknown Bassist• Not Just Forest Rain but Bamboo Hollow: Fancy Miss Nancy’s “Happy Talk” David Kirby• Demons, Also Saints, Scientists, and Love-Struck Sophomores• Outfit Alert!• Gerda Weismann is Putting on Her Ski Boots Elisabeth Murawski• much worse things• Remembering Worldly…

Gargoyle Online # 1 Gargoyle Online 1Cover: Anna Schuleit-Haber photo w/ Finnegan Table of Contents fiction Poetry nonFiction Art BK Atrostic• The News Hildie S. Block• Malibu Barbie's Dream House Hannah Grieco• Whatever you need to empty Tara Lynn Masih• Agatha:A Life in Unauthorized Fragments Petra Meindl-Andrews• The AMG Terence Mulligan• Trio Mike Panciera• Breach Lex Shramko• Deaf Captain WantedM. Scott Douglass• Living in a Red State Blues, Pt 1• Clothing for Sale• Erasing a Color from Literature• Harmony Maurice Ferguson • Verbless • Conqistador E. Ethelbert Miller• Postcard from Japan• Oranges• Sophisticated Lady• Sun Ra Left Me Here Standing in Front of the Sam Gilliam• The Final Round Maritza Rivera • A Lovely View • Amuse-Bouche • Chips with Ketchup • El Cuartito/The Little Room • Senzala • Senzala (Spanish version) Alexa Bodor• A Canvas of Silence Anna Schuleit-Haber• Photo w/ Finnegan Lisa Chun• 4 collages Audio Laura Costas• Ariadne Awakens• Cloud Streets last words Exercise the writing muscle every day, even if it is only a letter, notes, a title list, a character sketch, a journal entry. Writers are like dancers, like athletes. Without that exercise, the muscles seize up. ― Jane YolenA true piece of writing is a…