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Issue No. 4
Triangular Ballroom for the Socially Inept
Editorial
by Roderick Popplestone
Prose
Claustrophobia - Is this story getting smaller or what?
by Leon Terner (English)
Joey Potter and the Prisoner of Asskablaam - A Dawson film outline
by Lords Ponkleton and Boyling (English)
La Mia Cucina Italiana - Sweden's contribution to the "Oggi cucino all'italiana" contest
by Leon Terner (Italian)
Mission Accomplished - War. What is it good for?
by Edward Williamson (English)
My Italian Kitchen - A mouthwatering tale of failure
by Leon Terner (English translation)
Mästerverket - The Greatest Novella in the World (Tribute)
by John Björling (Swedish)
Rapace - Interrupting wings
by Anna Plym (French)
The 1001 Arabian Nights of Lord Ponkleton - The latest addition to the biographical and/or voyeuristic project
by Noel Blunt, as yet unofficially unauthorised biographer of L.T. Ponkleton (English)
Poetry
Balloon ride - Looking back from above
by Leon Terner (English)
Råsunda - Observations on a bus
by Marianne (Swedish)
Skogen - A horrible day
by Marianne (Swedish)
Tyska tidningar - After the concert
by Marianne (Swedish)
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Issue No. 3
Burlesque Placebo for all your Semi-Diameter Needs
Editorial
by Roderick Popplestone
Prose
A-B-C - It's as easy as 1-2-3...
by Andrea (Swedish)
A Letter to the Editor - Some words from a prestigious reader
by Mathias (English)
Grundkurs i Handgemäng - An unconventional course description
by John Björling (Swedish)
Poetry
Eldens Natt - Fiery love and its effects
by John Björling (Swedish)
La Vie Est - A poem about the qualities of life
by Emmanuel (French)
Le Fil - A song about filial potential
by Emmanuel (French)
Les Opprimés - A song about rising to the occasion
by Emmanuel (French)
Mot vägens ände - A poem about the troubles of losing your way
by John Björling (Swedish)
Pleasurable Cravings - Metaphors from the subconcious
by Leon Terner (English)
Poetry at Night - Night Poetry
by Leon Terner (English)
Ruin - A poem with a sense of destruction
by John Björling (Swedish)
Tusen Ögon - Poetry for the heart and eye
by Andrea (Swedish) |
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