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Listen to Jean-Pierre Lacrampe read his prose poem, "Objects of My Disaffection" on KQED's online program, "The Writers' Block." . Structured as a prose-poem, "Objects Of My Disaffection" constructs a narrative from a list of objects and actions. It was published in our most recent issue, Issue 5: Crime.
From the SF Bay Guardian: "Instant City 5 straddles the privy–coffee table divide pretty handily, thanks to its gorgeous cover and interior art and some razor-sharp short fiction and essays. The literary journal's focus is San Francisco, and the latest installment takes crime as its theme. So Stephen Elliott muses (in a fetish club) on the burglars he knew as a kid, and Sona Avakian explores how a husband's illicit cigarette can turn into an affair with a snake woman. Morbid Curiosity czar Loren Rhoads leads readers on a tour of San Francisco crime scenes, and Richard J. Martin teaches the Fisherman's Wharf hustle."
Issue 5 "Crime" includes work by: Scott Upper, Loren Rhoads, Marcos Soriano, Stephen Elliott, Lisa Ryers, Jennifer Blowdryer, Richard J. Martin Jr., Jean-Pierre Lacrampe, Alia Volz, Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, Mark Jacobs, Sarah Fran Wisby, Sona Avakian, and Jim Nelson.
Have a listen to a podcast reading of Sean Beaudoin's "Guerrero." A series of poetic vignettes about a group of housemates in San Francisco in the late eighties, the story was published in Instant City #4
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