Number Five, September 2009
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In this Issue:
Christopher Alexander
Dave Demske
Diane Klammer
Mel Kozakiewicz
Melissa Koosmann
Michael Bernstein
Nate Jordon
Nick Demske
Travis Macdonald
Dawn Sueoka
Ray Succre
Rick Henry
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Submissions will remain open until the turn of the “western” New Year. Next issue out in late January. Until then, print yourself off a copy of The Bathroom #4. Thanks for reading.
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Number Three is a doozy, with forty-plus pages packed full of … well, things you find in The Bathroom, including the piece of art on the cover, courtesy Dave Demske. It’s a good place to read.
You can download Issue #3, free of charge. There’s also a call for submissions in it, which I’ve handily pasted below into the text of this post, for those of you who don’t bother reading the publications to which you submit.
The scoop is that I’m trying to haul ass for a Special Election Day Issue, slated to hit the web on November 4. Send things you think relate to such a special issue. Help support the movement for … oh, wait, never mind.
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