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Voicemail: Harvest Variations
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Voicemail: Harvest Variations

Plus an August and September round up
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“Ozark Autumn” by Thomas Hart Benton (1949)

In lieu of our regularly scheduled programming, I thought I would try ripping off one of

’s voice memos. They’ve become one of my favorite things on Substack. Adam is a writer and editor of the literary magazine .

The music throughout this voicemail comes from Side A of Cattle Call by Eddy Arnold. (RCA Victor, 1963)

Below, I have compiled some things that were published elsewhere in August and September.

If I haven’t said it enough yet, thanks so much for being here.

There’s more coming soon.

Take care.

-Avery


LINK ROUNDUP

POEMS

mine’s eight minutes ahead and

sara’s is three minutes further on

eleven years between us and

i’m the one stuck changing the

clocks in both of the cars

- from “Changing the Clocks in the Cars” at Belt Magazine


FICTION

The Name Of The Buyer Was Not Disclosed” over at JAKE

“For the record, the Pentagon had been the one footing the bill for the development of the hot dog cannon all along. Originally, they were desperately trying to get people to forget about some tragic toy known as The Lawn Dart. It took the top brass and millions of dollars, but by God, they did it.”

-from “Hot Dog Exclusivity” over at Heavy Feather Review


ALBUM REVIEWS

No Depression:

AMOS LEE

THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS

WILLIE WATSON


My partner Sara Williams has been putting heaters like this one up over at Public Nuisance all summer long.


The Five and Dime is member of the Iowa Writers’ Collaborative, where each week a slew of new writing appears from around the state.

It is gracefully collected by Julie Gammack and

, and published here:

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