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Hogeye Bill reviews Naomi Klein's book, The Shock Doctrine
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A Third of Methuselah: Fiction by Tim Millas
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Chapters Four through Six of sLAsH by Bill Berry
Gabriel Ricard reviews Tatterdemalion and interviews the author, Ray Succre


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Gabriel Ricard: Staff Interviewer

Kirpal GordonWhen he’s not watching horror, or anime, or films in general, Gabriel Ricard is writing, which he tends to consider his profession of choice. He writes short fiction, poetry, stage plays, screenplays, novels, book and film reviews, creative non-fiction, and interviews. He has been published in numerous magazines, and has seen one play produced in numerous venues. This same play is currently being adapted into a short film, which might or might not begin production in 2006. He lives in Waverly, Virginia, which is a rather long way from his birthplace of Canmore, Alberta.

Gabriel reviews artists and entreprenuers who interest him for Unlikely 2.0. If you have a suggestion for an interview, you can contact him at gabriel AT unlikelystories DOT org.