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The History of Jiffy Pop: Creative Non-Fiction by Natalie Parker-Lawrence
Rage Road: Short Fiction by John James Alexander
Intervals of Transposition: Short Fictionesque by Ian Wolff
Obama's Turkish Delight: Analysis by Yacov Ben Efrat
Frankie Metro and Lindsey Thomas fail to report on the Medical Cannibus Cup in Los Angeles
Jordan Flaherty on the World Social Forum in Tunisia
Green Housing: In Buffalo, It's Not Just for Rich People Anymore by Mark Andrew Boyer
John V. Walsh and Coleen Rowley on U.S. Military coopting of PEN
Three States of the Union by Susan Lewis
Three Poems by Peter Marra
Three Poems by Joseph Robert
Three Poems by Kelley Jean White
Excerpts from After Swann by Marthe Reed
Three Poems by Jay Passer
Two Poems by Justin Hyde
Two Poems by Jeff Harrison
Three Poems by Marc Thompson
Jeremy Hight interviews Moki
Seven Paintings by Moki
selections from The Brown Suit Chronicles by Davis & Davis
selections from We Are The Not Dead, Returning By The Road We Came by Lalage Snow
Love Has Been Liquidated: Volume 2: the continuation of John Bryan's choose-your-own-adventure role-playing prose poem


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Patrick Nylen

Patrick NylenCheck out Patrick Nylen of Saint Paul, Minnesota, bringing us a unique and complex mixture of electronic, experimental, and psychedelic sound. Patrick's new album, Con*tect, relies heavily on found sound, which he incorporates digitally into the equivalent of an aural trip on hypnotics with rhythms that either take the rough edges off the brain after a hard day of mentally taxing work or propulsively encourage the psyche to reenergize.

In 2009, Patrick won the Academy of American Poets James Wright Prize for Poetry. Recently, he's worked on an audio/visual collaboration with Carter Meland, a professor of American Indian Literature at the University of Minnesota. You can listen to more music from Patrick at MySpace.com/TLKmidway.


We are proud to present three songs by Patrick Nylen:

Too Kids: 4.4 megs
I Could Have Taken Analogues: 5.9 megs
Hasting: 8.8 megs

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