Tales from the Clinic contains the following stories and poems from examining rooms: 
 The Dark Marks by Cortney Davis Third Shift by Amy Simonson Drawing Blood by David Yost Your Test Is Positive by Lisa Rutledge Last of the Richardsons by Peggy Duffy The Kiss by Bill Fullerton You Lose a Few by Anna Sykora A Voice in the Room by River Adams Tests and Measurements by Dory Adams There Are No Poems at Hospital Management Meetings by Cortney Davis Melon by Lewis K. Schrager Near-Death Experience by Bruce Hillman The Call of the Rain Crow by John Sparks The Notebook by Carol Scott-Conner The Thirteenth Floorby Davi Walders

Workers Write! Tales from the Clinic

Bruce Hillman

David LaBounty

Cortney Davis

Amy Simonson

David Yost

Lisa Rutledge

Peggy Duffy

Bill Fullerton

Anna Sykora

River Adams

Dory Adams

Lewis K. Schrager

John Sparks

Carol Scott-Conner

Davi Walders

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Tales from the Couch contains the following stories and poems from the mental healthcare worker s point of view:  Empathy by Aleksandra Becnel Healing by Bernard Brachya Cohen Three Jail Nights by Myra Sherman Protection by Laura Loomis Consultation by Erika Dreifus My Year As Superman s Dog by Matthew Petti The Most Dangerous by Jackie Gamber Gödel Visits the University by Peter Cunniffe Strands, The Shadow of the Healer, and Miss Managed Care by Elizabeth Burk Repairing a Broken Doll by Carol L. Bowman Sexual Healing by Barbra Annino

Workers Write! Tales from the Couch

Aleksandra Becnel

Bernard Brachya Cohen

Myra Sherman

Laura Loomis

Erika Dreifus

Matthew Petti

Jackie Gamber

Peter Cunniffe

Elizabeth Burk

Carol L. Bowman

Barbra Annino

Tales from the Capitol is the seventh issue in the popular Workers Write! series. This issue includes stories from the courtroom worker's point of view.

Workers Write! Tales from the Courtroom

Jack Ewing

Tom Green

Michael Del Muro

Jeffrey Dickerson

Joseph Farina

Juliet Hubbell

Liz Hufford

John Lambremont Sr

Anthony Mohr

Leslie Neustadt

Randall Patterson

Tony Press

Charles Reynard

Cynthia Schwartzberg Edlow

Kristin Roedell

Dan Gunter

The God Machine

Robert Fisher

For over fifty years, Lloyd Zimpel has written about the trials and triumphs of the American worker. From blue collar jobs to white, from the farm to the factory floor, Zimpel has documented the American Dream through the eyes of the working class. Zimpel's new anthology, Steady Work, is a collection of ten award-winning stories from one of the most important writers of working-class literature in the last half century.

Steady Work

Literature & Fiction

Lloyd Zimpel

Short Stories & Anthologies

Bojan Pavlovic has created a stirring tale of two families and how their lives intersect. Beginning in pre-World War Two Germany, Mid-life spans seventy-five years and three continents as its characters come to grips with life, love, and survival. Originally published in the 2009 issues of The First Line as a series of stories entitled, "From Bangalore," Mid-life is broken into four parts and includes a brand new epilogue. The first lines that inspired Bojan were: Part 1: Herman Sligo was a bit actor who played Uncle Emil in three episodes of the popular television series The Five Sisters. Part 2: For two weeks now, I've been trying to figure out if people are laughing with me or at me. Part 3: "My life is a sham." Part 4: Waiting for change always seems to take longer than you would expect.

Mid-Life

Bojan Pavlovic

FAN INTERFERENCE: A COLLECTION OF BASEBALL RANTS AND REFLECTIONS (Blue Cubicle Press, 2013) is an anthology of the best musings culled from over 15 years of the critically acclaimed Zisk zine -- the so-called Baseball Magazine For People Who Hate Baseball Magazines. Edited by Mike Faloon (Go Metric, Egghead.) and Steve Reynolds (Trouser Press, Party Like It s 1999) and featuring contributions from academics to punk rockers, comedians to fans with an ax to grind, FAN INTERFERENCE examines the intersection of baseball, lifestyle and music -- all colored with bit of nostalgia, a great deal of humor and, often, a tongue planted firmly in cheek.

Fan Interference

Humor & Entertainment

Steve Reynolds

Mike Faloon

Humor

Welcome to the wonderful world of public education, as seen through the eyes of seasoned substitute teacher, Horton Hagardy. It's a time you might recall with great fondness if you were a student--a day to escape the oppressive existence of your everyday tormentors. If you're a substitute, however, these dark, funny, and often poignant stories, take you to a very real place. In Emil DeAndreis's new book, Beyond Folly, we are on the front lines of the education system, in the trenches, so to speak, of what it feels like to face the everyday challenges of being a teacher on call. These thoughtful and insightful linked-together tales give the reader a behind-the-scenes peek into the life and mind of a substitute teacher, an isolated, underpaid, and underappreciated professional.

Beyond Folly

Emil DeAndreis

Humor & Satire

Working on the railroad is a funny thing when you're educated. You don't belong, or at least, you don't want to.

Brotherhood

James B. De Monte

Literary

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