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dillinger stepped
back
did the curly
bill spin
w/a 38
special
grinned &
sd sure
charlie
robbing a
bank is
almost
like coming
except you
do it w/all
yr clothes
on the
thompson
will always
be the best
hardon
you have
& you
can bet
yr sweet
ass that all
the lady
cashiers
will be
wearing
very wet
panties but
you know
what i like
best it’s
that sudden
death taste
of blood
& come &
the sexual
feel of
money

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shotgun blues
a pick pocket book
poems by Todd Moore
cover by G. Tod Slone
front page artwork by Ang Kiukok
Copyright 1999, 2000 Todd Moore, G. Tod Slone and Ang Kiukok. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced without permission of the publisher. Direct all inquiries to:
Phony Lid Publications
PoBox 2153
Rosemead, Ca 91770
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began as a quarterly but after a year I realized that wasn’t exactly realistic. Then it came out a couple of times a year. I started publishing Road/house in 1975 and it was a magazine for about eight issues. When it was no longer possible to bring [...]

SKULL HIGHWAY: THE GONE BONES BY SUNRISE
a review byTodd Moore
In a sense, every highway in America is a skull highway. Every back road is a splintered piece of that brainpan, a sheared off part of that bone. Lawrence Welsh’s SKULL HIGHWAY, La Alameda Press, 12 dollars, in certain ways reminds me of nineteenth [...]