TOO GODDAMN CUTE by Misti Rainwater-Lites

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Misti Rainwater-Lites is the author of Bullshit Rodeo and other works of fiction. She writes her ass off at Chupacabra Disco. When she isn't writing her ass off she's frying chicken for her man and playing Dillinger with her son.

BREAKFAST by Misti Rainwater-Lites

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Misti Rainwater-Lites is the author of Bullshit Rodeo and other works of fiction. She writes her ass off at Chupacabra Disco. When she isn't writing her ass off she's frying chicken for her man and playing Dillinger with her son.

HIS PSYCHO EX by Misti Rainwater-Lites

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Misti Rainwater-Lites is the author of Bullshit Rodeo and other works of fiction. She writes her ass off at Chupacabra Disco. When she isn't writing her ass off she's frying chicken for her man and playing Dillinger with her son.

HEARTS & MINDS SURVIVE THE WIRES by SB Stokes

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SB Stokes, a fourth generation Californian, holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and is one of the founders of Beast Crawl, Uptown Oakland's annual literary festival. He has produced the blog MASS COMMUNICATIONS since 2004 and currently lives and loves in Oakland, California. His first book of poetry, A History of Broken Love Things, will be out in early 2014 from Punk Hostage Press.

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MASS COMMUNICATIONS
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FROZEN by Julie Rose Clark

Freeze frame fountain in Wakefield.

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Julie Rose Clark is an artist and poet working in varying mediums from coloured pencil to oil paint, glitter to found objects, crayon to collage. She enjoys life drawing, spontaneous painting, big canvasses, dancing, and throwing paint around! She loves a surprise and is always expecting miracles.

PORTRAIT OF SECRET SIGNALS, NO. 2 by Christina Dallas

Digital c-print, 20" x 24", 2013

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Christina Dallas is a photographer and installation artist who lives in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has been shown in galleries in New York, California, New Mexico, and Germany. She has a MFA in Photography from UCLA. A symbolist and iconographer, she seeks to connect the unconscious with the conscious, and merge polarities, light with darkness. Her work has sought to be a testament to the spiritual and obvious magical properties of photography. The camera as a witness and a tool of alchemy, that which is a conduit of light, casting spirit into matter. These images speak about the nature of portraiture and that which is ineffable, and hidden, secret signs and symbols. All of her models are a reflection of herself or twin self. The camera as a mirror, a reflecting tool, that which makes the resulting image a portrait of the psyche and its inner and outer workings. These psychic portraits reference her own experiences of a mystical nature and are not digitally composed. All images are taken either from her installations, that are set up and photographed, or live models.

www.christinadallas.com

PORTRAIT OF SOPHIA by Christina Dallas

Digital c-print, 20" x 24", 2013

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Christina Dallas is a photographer and installation artist who lives in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has been shown in galleries in New York, California, New Mexico, and Germany. She has a MFA in Photography from UCLA. A symbolist and iconographer, she seeks to connect the unconscious with the conscious, and merge polarities, light with darkness. Her work has sought to be a testament to the spiritual and obvious magical properties of photography. The camera as a witness and a tool of alchemy, that which is a conduit of light, casting spirit into matter. These images speak about the nature of portraiture and that which is ineffable, and hidden, secret signs and symbols. All of her models are a reflection of herself or twin self. The camera as a mirror, a reflecting tool, that which makes the resulting image a portrait of the psyche and its inner and outer workings. These psychic portraits reference her own experiences of a mystical nature and are not digitally composed. All images are taken either from her installations, that are set up and photographed, or live models.

www.christinadallas.com