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    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7
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    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7

    By Allan Kaspar

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    Welcome to the February 2013, seventh issue of Uncharted Frontier!

    Our current issue brings you a wide open theme full of great fiction! It must be the Valentine season! We have our first published Sonnet by Dennis Bock! A story of finding life and love by Tom McDade and MORE!

    We hope you enjoy our Seventh issue!!

    Fiction and Poems by:

    Dennis Bock (a returning champion!)
    Tom McDade
    Richard Lawrence (a returning champion!)
    U. Z. Eliserio

    Cover photo by Allison Walker, also a returning champion.

    Welcome to the Frontier one and all!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllan Kaspar
    Release dateFeb 11, 2013
    ISBN9781301119202
    Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7
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    Allan Kaspar

    Allan is the Chief Editor and Publisher of Uncharted Frontier EZine, the premier EZine for the soon-to-be famous creative artists, writers and photographers who deserve to have a voice to the world!He is a life-long writer, RPG fanatic, and video game afficienado, whose video game reviews have appeared in Games for Windows Magazine, Mentality Magazine, Gamespot featured community reviews, and more.He spends his time in Pennsylvania frequenting old book stores, coffee shops, and Guitar Centers.

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      Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7 - Allan Kaspar

      Uncharted Frontier EZine Issue 7

      February 2013 Issue

      Published by Allan Kaspar at Smashwords

      Copyright 2012 Allan Kaspar

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      Thank you for downloading this free ebook. You are welcome to share it with your friends. This book may be reproduced, copied and distributed for non-commercial purposes, provided the book remains in its complete original form. If you enjoyed this book, please return to Smashwords.com to discover other works by this author. Thank you for your support.

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      Table of Contents

      Feather And Vidalia by Tom McDade

      The Tower by U. Z. Eliserio

      Laurette by Dennis Bock

      Asylum of Insanity by Faith Kuzio

      One Day in Tanzania by Richard Lawrence

      Sonnet 1 by Dennis Bock

      Contributor Bios

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      A Letter from the Editor

      Welcome back to Uncharted Frontier! We are very proud to present our seventh issue to you! It’s amazing to me that we’ve come this far so quickly already. It’s amazing that so much time has gone by, because it certainly hasn’t felt like it. As we prepare for a winter blizzard outside HQ, I can’t help but go over some of our previous issues and remember how much I enjoyed preparing and reading each one.

      We’re going to be doing an anthology issue for our one year anniversary: a selection of our favorite submissions throughout the year since our first issue. We’d like to put this in print, but that will depend completely on the budget. We’re exploring our options now. There’s six months to go yet, so get your submissions in! Show us your best! Wow us! You might end up in our first print issue!

      Welcome back to the Frontier, everyone! Let’s take another wild ride!

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      Feather And Vidalia

      By Tom McDade

      As a kid Mark Crosley loved Dead End Kids movies on TV. He wished he were poor, tough and talked like those urchins. His father twice slapped him across the face when he imitated their speech. He read all James T. Farrell authored and called himself Studs in his fantasies. Family money and a Grosse Pointe address embarrassed him. He graduated from the University of Chicago where he majored in Economics, minored in English. He was accepted at Cornell but his mother considered it inferior to Yale where his siblings studied so he escaped the Ivy League. There were no post grad studies in the Merchant Marine or wanderlust like Kerouac or Bellow experienced. He’d never stolen cars like Dean Moriarty or been a book thief like Augie March, although he’d shoplifted a copy of Catcher in the Rye his first year in St. Ignatius Prep. He regretted not leaving a trail of fancy schools in his wake like Holden. He’d never spent a night in jail for drunkenness, brawling or resisting arrest. He missed out on war because his uncle served on the Draft Board. He never took part in a peace or civil rights march. He lacked the guts to just leave, travel to Alaska to work on the pipeline, drift off into frozen wilderness like a Jack London character. He never hiked the Mississippi from Itasca to the Gulf or attended the Woodstock Festival. He did smoke a marijuana joint but never dropped acid. He almost joined the Peace Corps but his parents objected. He wanted to write a novel but he felt he lacked the imagination as well as the experience. He read incessantly

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