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There is little if anything profound about “a dictionary of coincidences, volume i (hi)”.  It is only appearance.  Written in a style more reminiscent of Ribera’s Pointilism and yet, because of its systematic approach, somewhat apart from those haphazard techniques.  The work asks no great questions (nor even small ones).  It provides no great answers (nor even small ones).  Its author performs neither the work of the poet nor of the novelist.  Despite its best effort to organize whatever it is attempting to organize in order to bring order to the chaos of its own existence, there is no truth to be found in its pages, no discovery of only what the work itself can discover.  It is a life impervious to external examination.  It provides no mirror.  It informs only itself
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volume 5, issue vi, 9.1.2011:

Strings
Jo Ely

NAPHTALI: A FANTASY
Cyril Dabydeen

Flies
Sayuri Yamada

Help is at Hand
Tanvir Malik

Lunch on Wednesday
Evan Howell

Vermeer's Last Painting
David Luntz

LADY FRIEND HEARS VOICE OF GOD
William J Fedigan

Boats and Cold Nights
Kamila Rymajdo

A Sweet Tale from the Candy Factory
Shaylen Maxwell