Caketrain Issue 06. Dec 2008
5 3/8" × 8 5/16" × 264 pp.
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Birds, bees, and bottle-green, long-undone Ds are among the avatars of our sixth fit. Herein, bear witness: Catherine Kasper’s dark ride through a zone of clinical, legalistic double-speak; Anne Heide’s eggy, milky “NestMare” menagerie; Forrest Roth’s alchemical disruptions, a new weaponry of words; the “McGinty” journals, ably excavated by Christof Scheele; Rimbaud and Webster pulled like taffy through the hole of the public domain; Brian Foley’s hairy brain; this thing that is Thwife from Aby Kaupang; this thing that is man that is nearly nowhere from Kate Hill Cantrill. Also, a couple of copses, some selahs and, at the core, perhaps the ultimate manifestation of the Norman Lock literary universe (devotees of Lock’s work will be thoroughly rewarded).
Contributors
Janelle Adsit,
Eric Baus,
Ryan Call,
Kate Hill Cantrill,
Clark Chatlain,
Kim Chinquee,
Tom Christopher,
Stephen Ellis,
Brian Foley,
Jenny Hanning,
Anne Heide,
Gretchen E. Henderson,
Janis Butler Holm,
Jennifer Jean,
Jac Jemc,
Shane Jones,
Catherine Kasper,
Aby Kaupang,
Michael Kimball,
Michele Kingery,
Stacie Leatherman,
Gracie Leavitt,
Sara Levine,
Norman Lock,
Wolfgang Matzl,
Katherine McCord,
Karyna McGlynn,
Ben Mirov,
Patrick Misiti,
Thomas O’Connell,
Kristen Orser,
Kim Parko,
Jayne Pupek,
Kathryn Rantala,
Forrest Roth,
Bonnie Roy,
Jordan Sanderson,
Christof Scheele,
S.E. Smith,
Paige H. Taggart,
Josh Wallaert,
Joshua Ware,
Danielle Wheeler,
Elizabeth Winder,
Cori A. Winrock,
Mande Zecca.
Acknowledgments
Cover image “Caput non impluviabile (The head into which it will not rain)” Copyright 2008 Wolfgang Matzl. Used by permission. “Astronomical Science,” “Voluntary Motion,” “Earthly Dangers,” and “Summons” curated from definitions in Noah Webster’s Dictionary of the English Language (1828). “Four Scab Dictations Out of Rimbaud” translated from Arthur Rimbaud’s Les Illuminations (1886).