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Drunken Laundry Day with Charles Bukowski He cracks open a beer and heads down to the laundromat around the corner with his pillow case, box of soap and stained Bukowski book. By Henry Doyle |
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Western Girl
In the back seat of the Datsun, El sat back and took deep drags on her cigarette, the way a perfect woman in a movie would smoke in a taxi. By Dana Mills |
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Geist 107 Has Arrived!What's inside? J. Jill Robinson reconnects to the land of Galiano Island in "Hot Pulse." Drifters and opera collide in "Nibelung" by Devon Code. Jill Boettger's children make (non)sense of surrealist art in "How to Unthink." Purchase your copy of Geist 107 today for $6 or subscribe for 6 issues for $32! |
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The Ashtray
Mrs. Crane agreed to move in to Champagne Meadows care home because she was told she could smoke—when she asked where the smoker’s lounge was, the staff laughed and took her cigarettes away. By Rolli |
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Treaties
A young indigenous woman deals with the fact that one of the hippy-artist-potheads she has been sleeping with now calls himself ‘boyfriend.' By Leanne Betasamosake Simpson |
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THIS WEEK IN REVIEW
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Dear Geist, How can I tell if the artwork and text in my comic are blending properly? —Lenore G, Seattle WA Click here to read the answer. | |