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Written by Sir Hugh Janus
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Standing on Hugh's knee, Ken and Barbie's incongruous, plastic smiles are contrasting with the voices channeled through them. It was doll therapy time, and for once, tough-guy, macho Hugh was getting into it. It's not that he wasn't trying in the sessions before. He was blocked. Last week he had a chance to draw a house with crayons, and drew a blank. He drew a pair of boobs on a crude stick woman instead; but they were not any ordinary boobs. These were square boobs. And right now the dolls were playing out a drama to provide, we might assume, an insight to his troubled relationship. In alternating voices so individual you could almost forget they came from the same person, Hugh played out the most common point of contention that came to mind.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 23 January 2010 12:15 |
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Written by Anyssa Kim
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Poet and author Anyssa Kim offers a play inspired by the abortion debate.
Sam, a performance artist, goes off the deep end and makes an "art" piece using dead babies from an abortion clinic and... well, read on.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 20 December 2009 06:38 |
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Written by Evil Wombat
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A syndicated journalist's first encounter in an AOL chat room leads to an unexpected and sobering trip to Humilityville
by Evil Wombat, demon marsupial and guardian of hell's children's library
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:01 |
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