Why Do We | BELIEVE

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EDITORIAL
Why Believe? by Salon Staff

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Death Becomes Us by Tim Kreider

Revelations by Matt Cheney

NON-FICTION
One Day by Annabel Lucy Smith

Poor Her Soul by Mira Ptacin

Pinheads No More by Chris Grillo

POETRY
Composure by Louisa A. Igloria

Birthmark by Prabhakar Vasan

Noise by Cheryl Burke

Consider by Diane Schenker

Yes No Yes by Diane Schenker

INTERVIEWS
Nancy Agabian by Nita Noveno cover winter 2009 small Why Do We | BELIEVE

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In Celebration | AUDACITY

cover winter 2009 small sidebar In Celebration | AUDACITY EDITORIAL
Audacity: The New Scarlet Letter by Caroline Berger

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The Hopeful Story People Want to Hear by Catherine Curan

Jen the First by Benjamin Matvey

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A Report from Kenya: Parsing a Native Son by Charles A. Matathia

Memento Mori by Barbara Sueko McGuire

A Cub in Winter by Luis H. Francia

A Day at the Dentist by Erica Silberman

100% Armenian Blood: A Theoretical Performance by Nancy Agabian

POETRY
Moonstreet by Stephanie Sherman (in English and Spanish)

Disciple by Ching-In Chen

Default by Caroline Berger

MUSIC REVIEWS
Neptune’s Daughter, Luminescent Orchestrii by Dominic Masi

INTERVIEWS
Bino A. Realuyo by Nita Noveno

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Summer Is Done | MELT

cover summer 2008 large Summer Is Done | MELT During the heat and humidity of summer, we discovered the most refreshing prose and poetry. Also in this issue, an interview with Felicia Sullivan, author of The Sky Isn’t Visible from Here. Read on. This issue will melt your heart.
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Grand Inquisitor by Jim Butler

Bone China by Neale Jones
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Idaho Fell by Jen Hirt

POETRY
Dreamboat by Kate Bernadette Benedict

Slipknots by Michelle Lee

INTERVIEWS
Felicia Sullivan by Nita Noveno

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Spring Has Sprung | CHANGE

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Bet you thought that nasty winter would never end. In this issue of Salon, we’ve got some fresh prose, an out of this world interview and knock your socks off poetry to usher in our favorite time of the year.
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The Thing About Luzhin by Michael Moreci

How We Remember by Miranda Train

Garden by Susan Tepper
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Understanding My Kenya by Bitsy

Oriovac by Catherine Kanjer Kapphahn
POETRY
Firecrackers by S.G. Frazier

The Hello Girls by KC Trommer
INTERVIEWS
Matthew Cheney by Nita Noveno

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Hop on the Inaugural Issue | MOVE

2008 winter ss cover 210x300 Hop on the Inaugural Issue | MOVE Woo-hoo. Celebrate! The inaugural issue is out. Sunday Salon is entering a new phase in its fifth year of existence and bringing you prose galore from some of our favorite writers (and pictures too). Where else can we showcase their talents and reach more readers but on-line? And we’re calling it Sunday Salon ‘zine. A dream come true.
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Hard-on by Brett Berk