baseball haikus



			haikus various
			I've Got Dreams to Remember Andrew Bomback
			excerpt from: The Phillie Phanatic Andrew Ervin
			Flies Roy Kesey
			artwork David Kramer
			The Tools of Ignorance Nick Mainieri
			The Dark One Daniel McArdle
			Not Just Another Day at the Ballpark Jim Ruland
			I'd Do It Again, Too Grant Stoye



			C.J. Hribal Nick Fox
			BASEBALL ARCHIVES




			Melissa Bell lives in Toronto and is neither the Melissa Bell who is a beekeeper nor the Melissa Bell who is a meteorologist, but she thinks it would be a lot of fun to be both those things. After decades as a professional journalist, Red Sox fan Marty Carlock now writes mostly for her own amusement. Elizabeth Ellen can't wait until Curtis is off the disabled list. Timothy Gager published on line and in print see his name dot com Lee Klein lives a 20-minute stroll to Citizens Bank Park. Christopher Monks' book, The Ultimate Game Guide to Your Life will come out in October of this year. Leonard Pierce is a writer of things. When the White Sox won the Series in 2005, he's pretty sure he died of happiness. Jim Ruland went to the Dodgers and Red Sox exhibition game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Steven Seighman is the editor of Monkeybicycle and Art Director at Dzanc Books. F. John Sharp optimistically lives and works in Cleveland, home of your 2008 World Series champion, Cleveland Indians. Paul Silverman, of Boston, once stung his hand (not the writing one) mis-playing a Manny Ramirez foul ball. His short fiction appears frequently in print and online. Jon Steven Sindell Giants fan since the 80's Huge dues have been paid Jim Tomlinson's first book of fiction, Things Kept, Things Left Behind, won the 2006 Iowa Short Fiction Award. He lives and writes in rural Kentucky. Ted Weir is a writer living in Arlington, Va. He has previously published fiction in Bewildering Tales and Cautionary Tale.

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