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Pear Noir! #2
 

Issue 2 Summer 2009

Out of Print

Kristina Marie Darling
The Musician Considers Modernity

Joe Radke
The Inevitable Awkward Moose Encounter

Marina Richards
Finders Keepers

Jason Jordan
Site of Fatal Bus Crash: May 14, 1988

Malkam A. Wyman
Soundless

Barry Graham
The Same Story

Graham Hillard
Professional Wrestler, Dead in Memphis

Jarrid Deaton
The Congressional Testimony of Clawvern S. Patrick

Ricky Garni
Outer Limits, Coconut Cake, Simple Pleasures

Pacze Moj
Fitch and Baumgartner Kill a Cougar

Nystowhen Biter
The Bench and All That Happened There

Rebecca Gaffron
Lola Gets Her Shit Together

Brandi Wells
That Name

Brandon Scott Gorrell
i have changed the color scheme of my gmail today

Adam Moorad
Ten Lumps (and Counting)

D.C. Porder
Tums

Nicole Fix
The Relationship of Ruben and Sandra

Charles Lennox
A Girl. An Elderly Woman. A Bear.

Etgar Keret
Mourners' Meal

Noah Cicero
There Is Something That Matters A Lot
She's So Hot
I Asked God

Craig Greenman
Pygmalion, Again
Nominated for the Pushcart Prize

J.A. Tyler
unfolding a map that doesn't exist and shows nothing there
the world in its shifting
how we fell
how we became the tumbled down

Anthony Kane Evans
Each Illuminating the Other

Molly Gaudry
Chilled Pear and Rose Petal Soup

Deb Olin Unferth
The Last Composer

Nick Sansone
Constructive Criticisms For My Subconscious

Jason Jones
Second Meditation on the Sun

Jarrett Haley
Bird Stories

Lauren Becker
7:25
Chickens and Eggs

Jonathan D. Shadel
The Urban Skeletons of the North End

Ryan Manning
amor platonicus
intercourse

Donald Dunbar
Beautiful Friend

Noel Allen
Love

Randy Schmidt
In Transit

Wayne Scheer
Family Man

Diana Woodcock
Cheung Chau
What Qatar and the Everglades Have In Common

Ravi Mangla
The Town Changed While I Was On Vacation

Ray Kolb
The Goodbye Party

Colin James
What Are Those Words on the Central Wooden Beam Above Your Head?