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Beautiful edition, thank you @leothefox for editing and thank all others for sharing/participating their work.

@FlyingFryingPans is that an outhouse?

@Redsterfish you put the tag critical, a judgement, was your poem judging life itself? Brutalism, a thing of crudeness.

@CapnDeek373 brave onyc + bob...what is the best + worst aspect of a basement dwelling?

@Chaosfive-55 where is the eight year old ufo sighting note?

I need to reread the stagefrought vampire again

@zeroequalsq yes we do, but are we satisfied?

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Literature

Brutalism

Just a lifestyle to hold on to Choose yourself The blanket will keep you warm and drunk Use it use it, take that average groupie You like chubby chicks Chubby Checker You do that job in your knickerbocker It is all coming along it is written in your book nothing to worry about all good I myself being overwhelmed by such luck A dark body chemical fear taking over my flesh Green lorry blue lorry The driven by pressure writing, starts to take over Terms are illusions popping into the mind Letters flying in over the keyboard A happy accidental composition only happening, if you let it get it, do it fast James Last Woo else, what else Sushi for dinner served in a French letter Cucumber and rice No advice show your suppressed creativity hold back the useful sperm speed up your tradition An industry to be nursed by any single one of you A plan developed by the great nail the powerless spirit in the sky Oh my don´t ask why just sing spread yourself The particles in the air will

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Literature

The Case of the Stagestruck Vampire

I'd scarcely laid eyes on Jasper Knight for three days straight, so when I entered our office on the fourth morning, I went to his desk to do a bit of friendly snooping. Normally I respect his privacy, but it had been over a week since I'd had a case and I was starting to go stir-crazy. As I poked through the pile of papers cluttering Jasper's desk, I gave Lt. Arnhauser a call to see if his department had any cold cases I could look into; "Nothing we could pay you for, Liberty," was his response. "Going through a dry spell?" "I'm afraid so," I sighed. "It's not as worrying, now that Laurelle Grunewald waived our rent in exchange for being on permanent retainer--but I still need to buy groceries and pay Elsa's salary...have a good one, Lieutenant." "Hang in there, Morgan--the fish will bite again soon." Amidst the litter of papers, candy bar wrappers, several receipts from Bruno's cafe and a yo-yo, I found a memo in Jasper's inimitable scrawl: