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Here Now For Your Pleasure: Editor Pat's Literary Rant Garden: *Rant #11: July 2005 intro: A pathetic episode of begging and bullying intended to get you to buy Bukowski Never Did This. Of course, not a single person listened to me! *Rant #10: June 05 intro: On getting overthrown by a fascist junta, losing my job & girlfriend, yet still keeping my queer shoulder to the wheel (Ginsberg). *Rant #9: May 05 intro. There was no intro this month. Deal with it. Rant #8: April 05 intro: My most eloquent and well-received rant yet. Rant #7: March issue intro, which was published in April to avoid the Curse of the Ides! *ULA Monday Report, 4/4/05, Simon & Schuster imprint's shady dealings. *Rant #6: February intro, about joining the ULA and neglecting all the women in my life. *Rant #5: January 05 intro, in which i actually have something important to announce: Jack Saunders' book! *Rant #4: December's issue intro, which finds Pat sentenced to 50 years in Disneyland. (Don't fret, he escapes two days later). *Rant #3: LitVision November issue intro. A preview of LitVision Press & our editorial staff photo shoot!? *Rant #2: LitVision October issue intro, where i let loose some spittle, while pretty airplanes meander across the background, like Sept. 11 without all the death and destruction. *Rant #1: LitVision September 2004 issue intro, which brings together anti-Borders rhetoric and a baby photo my Grandma took of me in the early 80's. Wow! *ULA Monday Report: In which i prattle on about the power of e-zines. This was picked up by the ULA as the MR for 9/6/04. |
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| PROPAGANDA: GET PUBLISHED! In this day and age, there's no reason why anyone with talent shouldn't be published, either in the physical world or on the internet. Submit to Literary Vision Magazine first, but consider your other options, especially Lit Vision approved e-zines: The Unholy Biscuit fiction magazine run by the freakish and talented Zeke Iddon Misanthropists Anonymous writing site, run by the lovely and talented Kelly Hallam. Zeke and Kelly are both young British writers, who keep it real and haven't yet sold out to the establishment. On the contrary, Lit Vision editor Patrick Simonelli plans to sell out the first chance he gets. However, in the mean time he is still somewhat cool, and not afraid of a little healthy competition. SUPPORT THE GOOD GUYS! Literary Vision Magazine appreciates the activities of the Underground Literary Alliance. LVM agrees with the following core demands and goals of the ULA: *Publish about real life. *Support our starving real writers. *Admit that today's system ruins art. The ULA's success depends on literary activism. What can you do to help? Check out the ULA's website and then answer that question for yourself. Literary Vision Magazine will keep you updated on the ULA's activities, plus our own efforts to "save literature." |
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| Nov 12, 11:13 AM (ET) BERLIN (Reuters) - A wild bull on the loose in southern Germany was brought under control by the charms of a cow which lured the distressed male back to the barn, police said on Friday. "When bulls break out there's no telling what might happen," a police spokesman in the town of Hof said. "He was pretty worked up." Authorities were getting a tranquilizer gun ready when the farmer's niece suggested luring the bull back home with a cow on a leash. "It worked," the spokesman said. "He calmed right down and trotted behind her back to the barn." |
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