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Issue #10- May, 2003

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Resurrection
By Kenneth Brady

"The first time we resurrected the Easter Bunny it was a total disaster. He came out of the tube with sharp fangs, glowing red eyes and one hellacious overbite. When he got up on his wobbly legs and found they would support him, he made a fifteen-foot leap right at Anderson, and would have gotten him, too, if not for the thick glass shield separating our three-man team from the Resurrection Chamber. Let me tell you, we all shit our britches that day."

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Chi Kung
By Greg Beatty

"'Forty-three years ago, when I was a young monk, another American came here on a visit. He hoped to get enlightened in his six week stay. When he left, he made a generous gift to the monastery, in gratitude for all that he had learned. Soon after he left, a big truck arrived at the front gates. Workmen from Peking, with a special overseer from Taiwan, a cyber-netisixt.' Li smiled at his English tangle."

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Servant of the Servants of God
By Matt Horgan

"To the most blessed and apostolic Boniface, bishop of the city of Rome; Prestivius, bishop, servant of the servants of God. Most holy brother, I fear we may find this task to be impossible. When I ventured to Hibernia, country of the Scots, I did so in the belief that these people had not strayed from a life of sanctity according to the custom of the universal church, as have the Britons and the Picts. "

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The Night Gardener
By Rudi Dornemann

"When I was a child, I made my life into a labyrinth of petty superstitions. If the sandfish seller looked me in the eye some morning when I walked with my father through the Great Market, I thought I would turn into a sandfish that night while I slept. If I was out on the back patio and happened to see a transport ascending into orbit, I had to hop seven times on my left foot-- immediately-- or else water witches would come and drag me down the drain in the middle of the lawn. If I forgot three times in a row to say “thank you” to the house, dwarves would come all the way from the Horizon Hills and take me away in a goat-cart to live with them in their houses under the dunes. I probably knew a few too many fairy tales."

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