40th Anniversary Feature: SCARECROW, BLACK TULIP, THYME
By ARIANA-SOPHIA KARTSONI BWR Genre Editor, Fiction, 1997-1998 I have loved you as time searched for its wristwatch and several hours rushed over the hill or was it years while the loss cost us all. I meant to say the lost (or was it lust) cut us all. In any...
40th Anniversary Feature: Ligertown, VII. Case files: photograph of dog 5A in busted Toyota truck
By SUSAN GOSLEE BWR Genre Editor, Poetry, 1999-2000 As if for a military portrait, in profile, a perfect right triangle of a sit, the wolf-hybrid stares toward the back of the truck’s camper. His long, full tail wraps his side and snaps into place at his...
40th Anniversary Feature: NOT WATSON
By MICHAEL PETTIT BWR Editor 1981-1982 What is not Watson? Who? Isn’t he you, imagining yourself Watson? Watson, Alexander Graham Bell said, come here, I want you. So the telephone was born, and telemarketers calling strangers at what they no doubt know...