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Dear Reader,
We had been looking
for editors for a long time now; but it seems that these days, folk
just don’t have the passion anymore to be prepared and put in the
hours for literature without getting paid for it. People like myself
will some day become an extinct species. What can we do about it? Well,
in this case I fill a double issue bumper to bumper with four times
as many unedited submissions from the pile and let you, the reader,
be the judge.
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Liebe LeserInnen,
wir haben lange
nach Herausgebern gesucht, aber wie es scheint, sind junge Leute nicht
mehr leidenschaftlich genug, um unbezahlt Zeit für die Literatur
zu erübrigen. Menschen wie ich werden bald zu den ausgestorbenen
Arten zählen. Was können wir dagegen tun? Nun, in diesem Fall
wird diese Doppelnummer einfach mit viermal so vielen unlektoriert gestapelten
Beiträgen gefüllt und du darfst selber urteilen.
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Diego
Arandojo, Buenos Aires, Argentinia: The
Monster and the Elf  Thilo
Bachmann, Vienna, Austria: Wahnsinn
oder nicht Gerd
Berghofer, Nürnberg, Germany: Aktuelle
lyrische Texte Marj
Busby, South Australia: Always
English Carmen
Caputo, Iserlohn, Germany: Gedichte
Bonny
Cassidy, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia: 2
Poems for March Helen
Castles, Australia: Cinderella
Was A Serial Killer and Other Home Truths S.M.
Chianti, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia: Memories
of a Philosopher Libby
Dent, Australia: The Essence
of a Moment Anne
Dernelley, Australia: Poor
Digestion Chris
Duncan, Abingdon, Virginia, USA: Sam
Hayter: Winner of the 2002 Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes
Trafford
Fehlberg, Australia: First
Works Ela
Fornalska, Australia: Melbourne
in Graz Marjana
Gaponenko, Odessa, Ukraine: Neue
Texte Julie
Goyder, Australia: The
Happiness Shop Sonja
Harter, Graz, Austria: die
revanche ... Crag
Hill, USA: Card Games /
7 x 7 Miles
Hitchcock, Perth, Western Australia: Demiurge
Sabine
Imhof, Brig, Switzerland: Drei
Gedichte Jolanta
Janavicius, Sydney, Australia: The
Bombing of Freiburg in Breisgau 1945 Alan
Jefferies, Australia: From
Sydney to Hong Kong Liesl
Jobson, Soweto, South Africa: Mary
Anne’s Garden Eli
Jones, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia: 2000
Words of Poetry David
Jory, Canberra, ACT, Australia: Holy
Water Rainer
Kodritsch, Vienna, Austria: Holzwinkel
online Trevor
Landers, New Zealand: Eastbourne
Songs Marie
Jacqueline Lee, Northern Rivers, New South Wales, Australia:
A Productive Phase Duane
Locke, Florida, USA: Movies
from Sunny Tampa Slums Tatjana
Lukic, Canberra, ACT, Australia: Strong
Slavic Accent Jonathan
Lyons, Oakland, California, USA: Graveyarder
Jürgen Marschal, Mistelbach/NÖ,
Austria: Dorfdetektiv Bordo Stokkkholm
Malte
Meyer, Achim bei Bremen, Germany: Die
grosse Wut in kleinen Schuhen Gregory
Paul Mineeff, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia: Just
two Images Christopher
Mulrooney, Los Angeles, California, USA: discourse
Barbara
O’Connor, Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia: 3
Stories MONEILL,
Canada: LISTEN, LISTEN Laurence
Overmire, Portland, Oregon, USA: Portland
Poems Tony
Page, Australian in Thailand: Poems
from Bangkok Sylvia
Petter, Australian in Switzerland: Death
by De Facto Gabriele
Pötscher, American in Graz, Austria: On
Current Affairs Stefan
Rois, Ottensheim/OÖ, Austria: Ottensheimer
Geschichten Clemens
Schittko, Berlin, Germany: Texte
Krisette
Y. Sia, Manila, Philippines: Four
Poems Arne
Sjostedt, Canberra, ACT, Australia: A
Pretty Crazy Little Vignette Ian
C Smith, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia: Wickedness
Scott
Thouard, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia: Brisbane
Poetry Thomas
B. White, American in Australia: Three
New Poems Les
Wicks, Australia: A few
more Poems
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