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Dead Man Train
A tale about the end of the line.
Jim Andrew Clark
a little reading nietzsche story
Don't let what you read get away from you.
Ricky Garni
Agent Orange
Nothing stays the same forever.
Bryant Stith
Shh!
Marilyn, Marilyn, where are you?
Swagman
Cloudy Days
A quiet observation.
Jillian Firth
Douglas City Garage
Trinity County, Northern California.
Anonymous
Another Spring
"a time I called you 'baby'..."
Airalin
Juice Dreams
The juice is loose.
Swagman
Obey
You are powerless after all.
Bryant Stith
Last Lie
Sometimes it is hard to say goodbye.
Jim Andrew Clark
Innocence
It's not always easy to hold on to.
Airalin
Dust in my eye
Rainy day, dream away...
Swagman
The Wind
An ode to the everlasting breeze.
Jillian Firth
an untitled poem
An encounter to remember.
Bryant Stith
Don't ask me
The magic of ordinary experience.
Lawrence Norton
Soft Kiss
Do you dream in color?
Ricky Garni
The Other Night
Doors of perception slam shut (in your face).
Swagman
The Carpenter
Not everything is as it seems.
Bryant Stith
One Way Trip
Blast off on a relative star voyage.
Zepp
Night of the Living Old
A horror story of geriatric proportions.
Mr. Pube
Shopping
Scenes from the upcoming play.
Bryant Stith
The Appointment
Eavesdrop on a fateful conversation.
Jim Andrew Clark
"i killed my god," said the child
Beware the man in the black mask.
Mordrak
The Girl of the Month Club
Good things come in big packages.
Colin Campbell
Contributors
Meet the personalities in this issue.
Submission Info
How to submit your work in the next issue.
The Swagazine Rack
Check out the past issues.
Cover Page
Cover artwork by Jim Clark.

Swagazine, Volume I, Issue IV, Summer MCMXCVII
ISSN: 1522-7707
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