Blogs about: Issue 2 Number 2 Fall 2008
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Language of L by Chrys Tobey
Our love is the night sky – the way it looks like cotton stretched over a bruise. L stands for the lithium stars you pointed to as we sat on sand in Kawai. We used to laugh like all of Spain’s church … more →
Two Hawks Quarterly
Language of L by Chrys Tobey
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Our love is the night sky – the way it looks like cotton stretched over a bruise. L stands for the l … more →
No Thank You, Otto Titzling by Ana Thorne
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Somehow I’d connected wearing a bra with a story on television about a young girl with polio in an i … more →
Selections from When the Catfish Are In Bloom: Requiem for John Fahey by Ed Frankel
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Born in 1939 in Maryland, John Fahey pioneered the use of traditional country and blues finger picki … more →
Farbende by Ed Frankel
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: The iron treadles rock and doven in the flatiron shadows, pressed air and piece work. Hungry hands m … more →
Chalk It Up To Love by Ed Frankel
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: And then, hooked up to tubes and oxygen, She was screaming, catch me Joey, I’m falling! I picked her … more →
5230 by Joan Sutton
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Samantha set her alarm clock for 5 a.m. every day of the week—including weekends. She had the volume … more →
Table Of Contents Fall 2008
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Two Hawks Quarterly Issue 2 – Number 2 – Fall 2008 _____________________________________ … more →
The Ashtray by Benjamin Roberts
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Verity. She appeared before us in the City Weekly newspaper, wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying i … more →
Pink by Megan McCord
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: The basket weave butter cream frosting was exactly what Amanda had asked for, as were the piles of r … more →
Out of the Blue by Sharon Berg
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: A glorious, buttery-warm light lit the summer of 1966. This was the summer that surpassed all rememb … more →
Role of Women by Eric Robinson, Jr.
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: My grandmother performed a one-man show she played the role of father, mother and spiritual confidan … more →
Revelation: A Play in One Act by Philip Charles Barragan, II
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Characters Antonio - Cheerful, 41 year old single Italian man looking for a long-term relationship … more →
Ketchikan by Allan Wasserman
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: “Kid you got a golden thumb,” declared Cortis Haire. He had picked up the bright-eyed hi … more →
The Lovely Supermarket by Peter Donald
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Dry refrigerated air. Warm bright light. Colors, vivid and organic. Symmetrical stacks of oranges (3 … more →
Standing in the ICU by Shane Neilson
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Standing in the ICU, anagram of incurable, and listening to Hoobastank (worst name since Rainbow But … more →
Generation Lost by Marykate Linehan
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: I always thought I’d drown like Martha did. Thrown overboard with anchors attached, Fighting t … more →
Nice and Fat by Telaina Morse Eriksen
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: “Tell me exactly how you did it,” she says. I covertly look to the right and to the left … more →
Light by Denise Emanuel Clemen
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: It’s getting dark when the road curves into Moab. My twenty-two year old daughter is with me o … more →
Drive-by Beauty by Wendy Hudson
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: 210 Freeway Eastbound Los Angeles seems to reinvent itself after a good rainstorm. With days of dre … more →
