Aspect Magazine vol. 10, issue 52, September-October, 1973
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Description
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This issue includes art work, a combination of prose and verse poetry, a short story and a political essay. It was put together by co-editors Edward J. Hogan, Ellen Schwartz and Gail Braatelien. The opening contents page lists the artists by page number and some information about the issue and magazine itself. The art in this issue ranges from political commentary to more experimental artwork, poetry and prose writing. There are three pieces of art; two by Ingeborg Hayward, including the magazine's cover photo, and one by Jean Segaloff. They are all untitled. There are poems by Eric Felderman, Arthur Winfield Knight, Fritz Hamilton, James Klein, Jane Creighton, R.D. Swets, Carla Bacon, L.S. Fallis, Judy Neeld, Robert Pinsley, Emilie Glen, Linda Ann Chomin, Barbara Unger, Brett K. Canfield, William Talen, Elliot Fried, Howard Curtis and Ed Porter. There is a short story, "The Machine Shop," by Ottone Riccio, and a short political essay, "Watergate: The Roots of Corruption Lie in Vietnam," by William Blum. Near the end of the magazine, as the last artistic piece, there is a short poem by Charles Bukowski, "When Hugo Wolf Went Mad--."On the back cover of the issue, there is a section called "The People Inside," with brief biographical information on the contributors. The magazine concludes with an encouragement to artists and writers to send work in for later issues.
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Creator
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Hogan, Edward J.
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Bacon, Carla
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Canfield, Brett K.
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Chomin, Linda A.
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Creighton, Jane
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Curtis, Howard
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Fallis, L.S.
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Felderman, Eric
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Fried, Elliot
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Glen, Emilie
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Hamilton, Fritz
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Hayward, Ingeborg
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Klein, James
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Knight, Arthur
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Neeld, Judy
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Pinsley, Robert
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Porter, Ed
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Segaloff, Jean
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Swets, R.D.
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Talen, William
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Unger, Barbara
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Mulligan, Danielle
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Format
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PDF
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Identifier
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https://commons.keene.edu/s/KSCArchive/item/6957
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Language
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eng
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Publisher
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Aspect/ Zephyr Press
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Rights
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
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Subject
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American Politics
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Literature in English, North America
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United States History
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Type
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Text
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Provenance
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Keene State College