GUD Vault
Issue 2 :: Spring 2008
Issue 2 celebrates Heaven, Earth, and Space in-between; it is touched by religion, grounded in technology and comfortable with the occult.
Including a language-stretching piece triggered by the Talmud from the legendary Hugh Fox, poems by haiku heavy-hitter Jim Kacian, the surprisingly touching “By Zombies; Eaten” from Christopher William Buecheler, and an alien perspective on human spirituality by Tina Connolly in the remarkable “The Salivary Reflex”
— all part of a drool-worthy two-hundred page selection of over twenty authors and artists.
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Table of contents
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El Alebrije Four Torments and a Judgment Painlessness The Disappearance of Juliana Offworld Friends are Best Monkeyshine Baby Edward Jamie Hawkins' Muse Freight The Salivary Reflex Nan By Zombies; Eaten The Festival of Colour Thou Shalt closer in my heart to thee |
Subtlety Hepato Cellular Carcinoma, Stage IV Watching the playoffs Dolls Under The Flowers a Carcass Waits |
Fools & Intellects Day of the Dead Sam — Sharp Walls Sam Untitled Collaborative Worldly Divine Rise |
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In the last few weeks, Issue 4 has been printed, delivered, admired, shipped, reshipped, and fêted.
Despite the updated cultural background and the focus more on romance than adventure, Revise the World continually reminded me of a Golden-Age-SciFi space opera.