C4 antho - Chamber Four

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About the authors _______________ Steve Almond (“Men Alone”) is the author of six books, most recently, Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life. He is also, crazily, self-publishing books. This Won’t Take But a Minute, Honey, is composed of 30 very brief stories, and 30 very brief essays on the psychology and practice of writing. Letters from People Who Hate Me is just plum crazy. Both are available at readings. In 2011, Lookout Press will publish his story collection, God Bless America. Aaron Block (“Nothings”) received his MFA from Emerson College, where he teaches college writing. When not teaching or writing he is usually buying records, eating a sandwich, or doing online jigsaw puzzles. His heroes include Orson Welles, Gary Giddins, and whoever came up with online jigsaw puzzles. He lives in Boston with his girlfriend, Fritha, and their cat, Ella. Taryn Bowe (“Everything is Breakable with a Big Enough Stone”) has published fiction in literary journals, including Boston Review, The Greensboro Review, The Beloit Fiction Journal, and Redivider. She lives in Portland, Maine with her husband and baby daughter. Corey Campbell (“Pool”), a student in Warren Wilson’s MFA program for fiction, published “Pool” at Anderbo.com and “The Plants” in New Southerner Magazine. Her story “Everyday Things” was showcased in the New Short Fiction Series at the Beverly Hills Library. A runner-up for Open City’s RRofihe Trophy two years in a row, Ms. Campbell has
taken workshops at the UCLA Extension Writers’ Program and is the recipient of a National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences scholarship for her writing. Scott Cheshire (“Watchers”) earned his MFA in fiction at Hunter College, City University of New York. He is currently working on his first novel. Steve Frederick (“Dragon”), a lifelong journalist, is inspired by the high lonesome prairie. His fiction writing can be found in Night Train; Snow Monkey; You Have Time for This: Contemporary American Short-Short Stories; Best American Flash Fiction of the 21st Century (a book used as a text in China); Emerging Voices; and in a variety of online sites, including Vestal Review, The God Particle and The Story Garden. Castle Freeman, Jr. (“The Next Thing on Benefit”) is a novelist and short story writer living in southern Vermont. His stories have appeared in a number of literary magazines, and his most recent novel, All That I Have, was published last year by Steerforth Press, Hanover, New Hampshire, and by Duckworth Publishers, London. Eric Freeze (“Seven Little Stories About Sex”) is an Assistant Professor of creative writing at Wabash College. He has published stories and translations in a variety of periodicals including most recently The Southern Review, Boston Review, and Tampa Review. Roy Giles (“Black Night Ranch”) is an MFA candidate in Creative Writing at the University of Central Oklahoma. He is a founding member of Arcadia Literary Journal where he serves as the drama and assistant poetry editor. “Black Night Ranch” is his first published story and originally appeared with Eclectica Magazine where he was chosen as the “Spotlight Author” of that issue.
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Eupcaccia ~25~ mother shuts off the
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Watchers ________ by Scott Cheshire
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Watchers ~43~ husband and teenage c
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Watchers ~47~ students for who know
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Watchers ~49~ toy-men crouching sma
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Men Alone _________ by Steve Almond
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Peacocks ~93~ of what, growing up,
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Peacocks ~95~ “Instant friends,
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Peacocks ~97~ Rebecca stood up. “
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The Naturalists ~119~ With each pie
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The Naturalists ~127~ “Pardon?”
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The Affliction ___________ by C. Da
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Bad Cheetah ___________ by Andy Hen
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Nothings ___________ by Aaron Block
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Dragon ~155~ Dawnell stands agape,
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Dragon ~163~ “It’s Spanish,”
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Dragon ~167~ higher across the widt
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Dragon ~169~ oneers left the cities
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Dragon ~171~ starling lands in the
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On Castles ~173~ century. I went to
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On Castles ~175~ medical profession
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On Castles ~177~ “No, I’m conce
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On Castles ~179~ People would vote
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On Castles ~183~ enjoy, being that
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On Castles ~185~ surrounded by the
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