Short Takes...Glimpses and Nuances #1
Welcome to a new feature! "Short Takes..." will provide you with bits & pieces, tidbits, glimpses, short interviews, teasers, some this 'n' that and nuances surrounding aaduna contributors throughout the year and especially when a new issue is getting ready to be launched. The fall 2012 issue is coming. So let's get rolling!
- Tim Kautsky is a native Kansan. He lives, writes and teaches in the Caucasus
region of
beyond its shell
of decadent misery and impoverished joys
Olivia Magdelene is a writer and abstract artist with a background in comparative religion. She and her children divide time between New York City and Springfield, Massachusetts. Read more about Olivia in the fall issue!
The terrors of warfare made sleep something to be feared. Dreams transported James from his bed to the violence of war. He would awake screaming, jump up looking for a weapon, or he would stay trapped in his dreams shaking and mumbling incomprehensibly. Eventually, Nadina would also shake in her sleep and wake up from terrors that had slipped into her dreams from his.
Tim Kautsky |
- Tim Kautsky is a native Kansan. He lives, writes and teaches in the Caucasus
region of Eurasia . Read his fiction, “The
Importance of Names” in the fall 2012 issue.
The above is just a teaser from this work.
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Sometimes Life is merely
walking in circles while holding one's head,
marching like a turtle
never knowing the expanse of horizon
beyond its shell
These circles are a play of fools and amateurs,
a tragic circus of laughter for one and all
amid the tune
of decadent misery and impoverished joys
The above is an excerpt
from Olivia Magdelene’s poem, “Life.”
aaduna will publish “Life,” “The
Black Earth” and “The Key” in the coming fall 2012 issue!
Olivia Magdelene |
Olivia Magdelene is a writer and abstract artist with a background in comparative religion. She and her children divide time between New York City and Springfield, Massachusetts. Read more about Olivia in the fall issue!
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