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July 2009 Volume 11 Issue 7
www.cynicmag.com
Published the 1st and 16th of each month.
Excluding December.
Features
Cafe Del Soul
Mr Whipple Would Be Proud...
by
Diane Steinbach
Mad Dogs and Bogeymen
by
WR Marshall
How to Make the Economy Feel like a Million Bucks
by
Jim Whitaker
Eleven Days
by
Meghann McVey
Fireworks!
by
Roberta J Hart
The Real WMD: Guilt
by
Eric Podell
Wrong Side of the Bed
by
BV Lawson
Gum, Apparently I'm Chewing It Wrong
by
Andrei Trostel
Bridges
by
BR Belletryst
Okay, OK
by
Warren Miller
Vision Eagle 4
by
Linh Truong
As if I Could Touch You
by
Mary Ellen Estes George
Brooks and Streams
by
Michael David
No Longer Strangers
by
Gerald Bosacker
Within These Walls
by
Ryan R Klubeck
Cosmic Gag
by
William Pleasant III
Hommes Blancos
by
Marc Carver
Your Culture Is Bacteria
by
Chris Stafford
Suggestive Stimulus
by
Ashutosh Ghildiyal
Gestalts in Contrast
by
Neurosine
Tears
by
Joseph Masanga
Art Feels Pain
by
Joseph DeMarco
The FarceHaven Tribune
Bananas To Come With Warning Labels
by
Bill Shepherd
Jackman Witnesses Assault on Cancun Paparazzi
by
Saul S Smith
Mt. Rushmore Purchased By Sony Corporation
by
Saul S Smith
Gay Rights Activist A Latter Day MLK
by
Bill Shepherd
Features
Cafe Del Soul
6/16/2009
My Father's Name
by
Tara Wilson Hughes
The Suicidal Butterfly
by
Matthew Dexter
Mary's Little People
by
Sean Ferry
South of Freddy's Border
by
Ed Pilolla
Slice of Pie
by
Janet Yung
Always Read the Label
by
Thomas Grantland
The End of the World As We Know It
by
Maranda Russell
NDE
by
Joshua Scribner
Restless Med Syndrome
by
Eric Podell
Paddy's Peaches
by
HR Williams
Drug Testing
by
Larry King
Home Cooking
by
AK Sykora
6/16/2009
Holding You
by
Dan West
Spring Snow
by
Bekah Herrera Houston
As Worlds Enfold
by
Michael Levy
Steam Bath
by
Rose Morales
The Beginning of Change
by
Mary Ellen Estes George
On Meaninglessness
by
Ryan R Klubeck
The Ballad of Jake Brakes
by
David Hann
Maybe Tomorrow
by
Shirley Gerald Ware
Those Words
by
William Pleasant III
Sober
by
Patrick Wilson