Author Archives: Victor D. Infante

We’ve been taking a little break, but are gearing up to get back into the flow of things soon. In the meantime, please take a second to congratulate our Best of the Net Anthology nominees. In the past, the … Continue reading→

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Paying for the The Abortion (the Richard Brautigan book)

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August 5, 2015 by author

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by David Macpherson

In the fall of 1994 I didn’t have a TV, so I bought used paperbacks and read them for the evening’s entertainment. It was Amherst, Massachusetts, and downtown had 6 or 7 bookstores, most of them with … Continue reading→

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Poem by Meggie Royer

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July 20, 2015 by author

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Daughter the Warrior
By Meggie Royer

The father from Yemen who lives on the upper floor of our apartment building
reveals that when he was first teaching his three-year-old daughter English
he named every object in their … Continue reading→

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‘Dear Nat,’ by Anastacia Tolbert

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July 17, 2015 by author

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‘Dear Nat’
by Anastacia Tolbert

nat,

everyone should have 5 multicolored washcloths. a white one for the face, one for the body, one for your front private area, one for your back private area and one for the … Continue reading→

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