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Spring 2009
Design @Mari
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The Pig's Whiskers: Nero, Managan, Strait and Parks
Quislings by Lauran Strait
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The Man in the Wet, Gray Fedora by Jim Parks
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Gil by Pepe Nero
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The Boy by Yvette Managan (Flys)
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Walters
Porkies: Augustine, Classic Wharton, Walters, Bittner
In Time
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The Daunt Diana
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Memories of a Winter's Day
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Aubade to Marit Haahr
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Augustine and Collins
Offering by Maggie Garvey
It burned her skin as she opened the oven door.
Kate reached in and scooped the pie into the big glove. A wave of heat filled her face; the sharp sting of pain on her breast felt almost good.
Kate leaned over the pie, and cradled the dog tags in the big glove. She breathed in the apple comfort for her tom heart.
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2008--Garvey
Carey, Beaumont and Augustine
Three works exploring desire, temptation and the strange forces that unsettle ordinary life. In Donia Carey’s The Enchantment, a mysterious perfume transforms solitude into a dangerous sensory obsession; Digby Beaumont’s The New Man finds comedy and scandal behind the respectable doors of a boarding house; and Nonnie Augustine’s Harry’s Bar follows the seductive pull of music as resistance gives way to surrender.
The Enchantment by Donia Carey
A lonely woman discovers a mysterious bottle of perfume called Enchantment at a church jumble sale. What begins as a sensual awakening becomes an intoxicating and increasingly terrifying world of colour, music and desire.
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The New Man by Digby Beaumont
On his first night at Mrs Enright-Dixon’s Boarding House, Otis Hibbert is woken by suspicious noises and ventures downstairs to investigate. What he discovers in the breakfast room suggests that life in the house may be considerably less respectable than it appears.
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Harry's Bar by Nonnie Augustine
At Harry’s Bar, a piano player seems able to steal souls with his music. Melisande believes herself immune to his spell, but as the music deepens and their eyes meet across the room, resistance begins to give way to surrender.
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Editors for The Linnet's Wings Magazine (Spring 2009)
Editors at Work, The Linnet's Wings House Art
PHOTOGRAPHY
C. Mannheim,
Jermey Harding
The Linnet's Wings House Art
MANAGING EDITOR
Mari Fitzpatrick
EDITORS FOR REVIEW
Nonnie Augustine
Ramon Collins
Yvette Managan (Yvette Wielhouwer Flis)
COPY EDITOR
Donia Carey
CONSULTING ON DESIGN
Maia Cavelli
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