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Why Do We: Believe

The writers and poets in this issue of SalonZine remind us of community and possibility, of what is absurd and beautiful in our world. Take a break from your work and worries and read this issue. Believe that the world is on your side, even in challenging times.

We dedicate this issue to risk takers, caretakers, and survivors.

-The Editors, Nita Noveno & Caroline Berger
-Assistant Editor, Barbara Sueko McGuire

FICTION

Death Becomes Us by Tim Kreider
Revelations by Matt Cheney

NON-FICTION

One Day by Annabel Lucy Smith
Poor Her Soul by Mira Ptacin
Pinheads No More by Chris Grillo

POETRY

Composure by Louisa A. Igloria
Birthmark by Prabhakar Vasan
Noise by Cheryl Burke
Consider by Diane Schenker
Yes No Yes by Diane Schenker

INTERVIEWS

Nancy Agabian by Nita Noveno

“The Sunday Salon series is an institution, and I'm grateful to have been part of it.”
Robert Jacklosky
Robert Jackloskyprofessor of English & writer
“Nita Noveno and her work creating and maintaining one of NYC's best reading series for well over a decade is so worth supporting.”
Neil R Feldman
Neil R Feldmanarts enthusiast
“Sunday Salon has always produced a fabulous event of unexpected talent and promise.”
Terese Svoboda
Terese Svobodaauthor of "Anything That Burns You: A Portrait of Lola Ridge, Radical Poet"
“I'm inspired by your dedication, hard work, enthusiasm, and generosity boosting the voices of so many writers over the years.”
Haruko Yamauchiartist & librarian
“I'm proud to support the great work of Sunday Salon and your cultural space made up by a wide diversity of writers.”
Nancy Agabianauthor of "Me as her again: True Stories of an Armenian Daughter"
“Glad to support this literary tradition in NYC!”
Michael Hawleywriter
“Sunday Salon forever, baby. Xoxo”
Caroline Bergerwriter & teacher
“Thank you for the incredible gift that is the Sunday Salon!”
Karen Pittelmanpoet & musician

When & Where We Meet

You’ll find brilliant prose & poetry on tap in New York City at Von Bar at 3 Bleecker St. @ Bowery (take the 6 to Bleecker or the B, D, F, M to Broadway-Lafayette). Readings take place every third Sunday of the month. (Subject to change around the holidays.)

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