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Selections from When the Catfish Are In Bloom: Requiem for John Fahey by Ed Frankel
Born in 1939 in Maryland, John Fahey pioneered the use of traditional country and blues finger picking to showcase the acoustic steel string guitar as a solo instrument that could play a mix of tradit… more →
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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 →
Table Of Contents Fall 2008
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Two Hawks Quarterly Issue 2 – Number 2 – Fall 2008 _____________________________________ … 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 →
Forever 18 by Casey Cohen
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: July 2nd, 2008. Truth be told, I’ve never been much good at remembering what the date is … more →
Defeating the Forces of Café Amore by Laurie Barton
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: When he wakes up and complains about your coffee, just smile. Show no concern that it’s seven … more →
Dichos, and the Things my Mother Told Me by Philip Barragan
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: A Thousand Sad Pieces Golden light created a soft waterfall through the dense canopy of t … more →
Johnny by Loretta Williams
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: This is not a story anyone wants to hear, so I’ll give it to you slow. You let me know when you’ve h … more →
Nobody Thought It Would Rain At God's Funeral by Mike Rosen
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: They were too overwhelmed by the sight of decaled media vans and fiending paparazzi rising up the hi … more →
the jasmine hedge is intoxicating by Gretchen Mattox
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: I fear being like her and I am like her the critical part that wants to hurt the other render them h … more →
Bugs By Morgan W. Strauss
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Instead of thinking about Sonny, his traveling companion wishes she were in Spain. How … more →
Absorption by Robert D. Montoya
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: This is the sound of losing myself: the drips of continuous rain as it dispe … more →
Melanie L. McNair: The End of the Affair
AULA Editor wrote 2 years ago: The End of the Affair * Community In Shock at Vicious Murder; Vigil Tonight There will be a vigil to … more →
Without Words by Philip C. Barragan, II
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: Philip Sr. & Little Martha, September 1965 The sound of our footsteps echoed through … more →
RITUALS by Lynn Bey
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: 1. Our mother calls me to come and look at her. That is how we begin. “Say something,” s … more →
ORBIT by Melissa Mason
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: And it seemed that, just a little more—and the solution would be found, and then a new, beautiful li … more →
FAMILY OWNED by R. Neal Bonser
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: I was right in the middle of a late-night rush in the deli when Jeffers, one of our regulars, came s … more →
Are They Real? by Virginia Silverman
AULA Editor wrote 1 year ago: “Are they real, Mommy?” My daughter was staring at my bare breasts one morning last mont … more →
