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This is the third issue of Flush Fiction Magazine.
Way to go guys!!
Table of Contents
December 1, 2001
Volume 1, Issue #3
Carrie Berry ... Darwin:
Scientist or Philosopher
Arthur Chappell ... Sampler
Jasen Geminini ... Impotence and writer's block
Elizabeth
Glixman ... Incisions and Decisions
Marc Griffiths ... Full English Friendships
Steve Hansen ... Head Lines
Joni
Hendry ... A death in white
Ryan Mark Kamstra ... tHE aNTE
Steve Kane ... Love In The 21st Century #3: The Surrogates
Arthur Kunz ... Darwin's courageous
Ellen Parker ... Part 2: The Old King and the Skinny Queen
Phil Pisani ...
Me and my Bissell
Jeff Rose ... DNA Doesn't Change
Gerard Smith ... 'Twas the night after Christmas
Denis Taillefer
... Mutiny on the Beagle
Bill Wunder ... Word Closet Poetry
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Words of Wisdom:
DARWIN THE ANTHROPOLOGIST
"Charles Darwin, commonly thought to be an anthropologist,
was in fact the white son of a black sharecropper and a raving lunatic. While visiting London, he roamed the streets in a
long coat killing hookers and passing himself off as part of the Royal family. Now you know the truth."
William
La Rochelle
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This is a theme issue that asked the contributors to think about this question:
Was Darwin a Philosopher or Scientist?
Some of you answered that question and I thank you. The rest of you are just pawns in this game December plays
with us all. Or something. I love pawns. With horseradish.
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