Agit Prop 101

Bret Easton Ellis’ Apparent Sexism

May 24, 2010
By OWCAdmin
Bret Easton Ellis’ Apparent Sexism

(This post copied with permission from William Brian MacLean‘s Outsider Writer’s blog – see his personal blog, here. While Bret Easton Ellis likely cannot be argued as a literary outsider, at least in terms traditionally accepted by…
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Sometimes a phone has to ring

December 25, 2009
By Caleb J Ross
Sometimes a phone has to ring

I read the following passage today, which coincided (perhaps cosmically) with a recent defense (in my head) of contrivance in fiction. Tertuliano Máximo Afonso’s mother, whose name, Carolina, surname Máximo, finally appears here, is a fervent and assiduous reader…
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Agit Prop 101 Tale of Woe

November 10, 2009
By victor

To all those, about ten poets, who were waiting for word on their Agit Prop 101 submissions: blame Bill Gates. If not ol’ Bill, then Microsoft. I recently upgraded from a beta version of Windows 7 to the commercial product.…
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Michael Lee Johnson

August 11, 2009
By victor

Charley Plays a Tune (Version 2) Crippled with arthritis and Alzheimer’s, in a dark rented room, Charley plays melancholic melodies on a dust filled harmonica he found abandoned on a playground…
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Latonya S. Peterson

July 26, 2009
By victor

Latonya S. Peterson lives in California.  She has been waiting a long time to see this posted, I still don’t have the posting right, but why delay any longer?  Latonya has a number of published novels to her credit, check…
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