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  1. outlooksprings.com › issues › issue-1Issue 1 ∞ Outlook Springs

    Issue 1. Release Date: Apr 9, 2016. Issue 1 of Outlook Springs is not only a best-of issue, it's also a mind-blowing inaugural edition! Straight from the interdimensional printing press of Langston Brumbletooth. Featuring fantastic wordworks by Danielle Badra, Monica Byrne, Peter Markus, David Blair, Matthew Cheney, Katharyn Howd Machan, Gail ...

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    Issue 1 of Outlook Springs is not only a best-of issue, its also a mind-blowing inaugural edition! Straight from the interdimensional printing press of Langston Brumbletooth.

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    Find Outlook Springs Issue 1 by Langston Brumbletooth at Blurb Books. Issue 1 of Outlook Springs is not only a best-of issue, it's also a mind-blowing inaugural ...

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    Outlook Springs is a literary journal from another dimension. It is devoted to fiction, poetry, and non-fiction tinged with the strange.

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    Outlook Springs Issue 1 von Langston Brumbletooth Taschenbuch bei medimops.de bestellen. Gebraucht günstig kaufen & sparen. Gratis Versand bei medimops

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    Outlook Springs Issue 1: Inaugural and/or Best-Of Issue | Brumbletooth, Langston | ISBN: 9781388958206 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.

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    16. Mai 2016 · Have you read Issue 1 of Outlook Springs? What was your favorite story, poem, essay, punctuation mark, hex, etc.? Tell us here, or perhaps float on over...