Five-Two: Poems on Crime to Relaunch in April
BLOGS: “Seeking your honest, powerful reactions to what you see as crime, couched in poetic technique…”
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Retreats from Oblivion: The Journal of NoirCon
Noir, crime, and mystery short stories, scholarship, and so much more
BLOGS: “Seeking your honest, powerful reactions to what you see as crime, couched in poetic technique…”
Read More Five-Two: Poems on Crime to Relaunch in AprilFading bleakly, / truer to life…. Noir’s original palette projects no choice for all in the frame, their desperate acts fading bleakly, truer to life than we care to say. Gerald So edits The Five-Two weekly crime poetry site. Previously he served as an officer of The Short Mystery Fiction Society and fiction editor for Kevin Burton Smith’s www.thrillingdetective.com.
Read More “Gray” by Gerald SoAllie asked in a stolen moment why I joined up to fly. Leaving the ground for fun was nuts enough, she said. Why do it for war? I didn’t want to fly straight, I said honestly. Straight was too easy. I wanted to buck and roll. So what if cannons and planes shot at me? […]
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