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Film & Video

Watch a film by 
Jude Gerard Prest 
We Can Get Them For You Wholesale 
narrated by Neil Gaiman 

Based on a short story by
Neil Gaiman 
plus Interview with
Director, Producer,  Actor
Jude Gerard Prest
Art & Photography
Emmanuel Noyon, France
Laurey Foulkes, U.S.

Simon Deevy, Ireland

Jenah Escobosa, U.S.
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Stigmata of Opportunity
Read by Gregg-Alan Bartell
Illustrated by Jenah Escobosa

Unrequited love, profuse bleeding, and the pickled beets and liver needed to recover.
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Audio Short Story:
Girl of Your Dreams
Written by
Michelle Espinosa

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Even after a hundred of the life size latex dolls, she's his number one to the very end.

Audio Short Story: 
Mistress of Assassination
Read by Gregg-Alan Bartell

From the convent to the guillotine. The infamous life and death of Charlotte Corday.
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No shortage of fascinating people and conversations. Here is a bit of what you will read and hear from them in the first issue

Audio Interview:
Tumi Ebow Ansah 
Actor, musician, and enthomusicologist with the Smithsonian Institution

About Ghana, working in British stage, television, and film. What it was like working with Jean-Luc Godard on Godard's film with The Rolling Stones, Sympathy for the Devil. And what does "black power" mean today.

Interview:
Tristan Risk
Actress & Burlesque artist
Interview by Chris Charles

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Tristan Risk as the plastic surgery sculpted Betty Boop look-alike, Beatress.
"I'll admit, I'd never heard of Tristan Risk until I saw the movie  American Mary, in which she played Beatress Johnson (yes, "Beatress," not "Beatrice"), a stripper who had 14 surgeries to become a real-life Betty Boop look-alike. Tristan has been described as a "corsetier, chocolatier, baker, ta-ta shaker, hip-swayer, tight lacer," and a "troublemaker." While all of that's true, first and foremost, the Vancouver native is one of the best-known names in neo-burlesque, incorporating fire-eating and vaudeville-style magic into her act. "
Article
Finding the "I"
from Philip Horvath
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photograph of Philip Horvath in Hawaii by Barry Goldberg
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Short Story: 
The Treachery 
of Fate
(Based on actual events)
Written by 
Tilly Blye

At fifteen, Andre was the youngest to be shot by Nazi firing  squad in Paris during the occupation. His father's friends had killed themselves the night the Germans walked into Paris and his father had disappeared.
German officers were being shot in the metro by the French. For every officer, ten random Frenchmen in detention mostly for petty infractions were put before the firing squad. 
Andre had fallen in love and been picked up for curfew violation on the same night. He was still in detention when another German officer was assassinated in the metro.