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Writers and draughtsmen seek to address the huge wide world with alacrity through this journal. Includes excerpts from its print forefathers - Up Broadsheets, and The Treblin Times - which sprung for streets of Dublin in 1986 as news-sheets pamphlets.
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The Handstand is an online journal for authors of political enquiry, poetry, philosophy and art
It is probable that Handstand will continue as a one page issue for some time; except for the following poem, as a changing panorama of essential I reproduce this poem in every issue. Translated by: Adib S. Kawar As if of twenty impossibles we are In Al-Lid, Ar-Ramleh and the Galilee
It is probable that Handstand will continue as a one page issue for some time; except for the following poem, as a changing panorama of essential I reproduce this poem in every issue. Translated by: Adib S. Kawar As if of twenty impossibles we are In Al-Lid, Ar-Ramleh and the Galilee
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An eclectic mix of political analysis and strong opinion, art and music reviews, fiction, poetry, and much high weirdness. According to its editor: "we're no better or worse than any other site, and we have no particular editorial policy apart from a strong preference for good, interesting writing."
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nthposition is a free online magazine/ezine with politics & opinion, travel writing, fiction & poetry, reviews & interviews, and some high weirdness.
The Jazz Age toxicology pioneer. "'There's no escape from Radial City...' Years ago my late father made a habit of murmuring this under his breath, like a prayer, every time we encountered some minor crisis of everyday life - a tram strike, a water shortage, that sudden surge of electricity that
The Jazz Age toxicology pioneer. "'There's no escape from Radial City...' Years ago my late father made a habit of murmuring this under his breath, like a prayer, every time we encountered some minor crisis of everyday life - a tram strike, a water shortage, that sudden surge of electricity that
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