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OT!M No. 1: Jesse Bishop
http://otemporano1.blogspot.com/2008/06/jesse-bishop.html
Chubby makes me sound like a dog. From the North, the idea chewy. As cetology. Mother insisted I scamper. With skinny kids from cul-de-sacs. Stickball was a game for boys whose mommies. Made them dance around bases until dark. Everyone else went home, racing around corners. Mother said, play ten minutes more. As though my fat would fall with daylight,. Seep into cracked asphalt, relieve her of faults. During the ten minutes of my childhood. I played like the B-side of a record nearly everyone. Axes and w...
Masthead
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Has studied at the University of West Georgia and Masaryk University. His poems have appeared in DIAGRAM. And elsewhere. He is a two-time finalist for the Agnes Scott College Writer's Festival Award and is a former Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets fellow. Nick has worked as Editor-in-Chief for the AWP award-winning journal Eclectic. And as Editorial Assistant for both Lifewriting Annual and. A current Fulbrighter, Nick lives and teaches literature in the Slovak Republic. And the Garfield Lake Review.
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Issue No. 1. Published July 26, 2008. Photo by Brett Wright. Rebecah Pulsifer reviews Karen Rigby. Posted by Nick McRae. All back issues of OT! Will be available here in the archives indefinitely.
OT!M No. 2: Michael Milburn
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When it stops I'm grateful,. Both for the sudden quiet. And for the girl singing next door. Whose voice rends the air. As if the air had begged for it,. But in a languorous way,. Not the helpless way. Quiet goads a chainsaw. The girl wields her voice. Like the man his chainsaw,. But recklessly, without fear of it. Mutilating whatever it bites into. She flings it into my yard. It slices me clean through. Posted by Nick McRae.
O Tempora! Magazine: Issue No. 2
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Issue No. 2. Photo by Brett Wright. S: My Life in Poems for You. Posted by Nick McRae.
OT!M No. 2: Kenneth Pobo
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Everything was a domino—. Or a theory about them. I played dominoes. In my bedroom, fun for twenty minutes,. Till I wanted to see Miss Jane chase Jethro. On The Beverly Hillbillies. In dominoes too: Viet Nam, Laos,. Cambodia, Thailand—then—. Mt Prospect, Illinois, Ho Chi Minh’s men. Hiding explosives in dime-store lockets. A helicopter left Saigon. A decade had gone. I was in college, stadium rock and Camus. Dominoes found me asleep. In my dorm, snuck in the window,. Pinned me, prevented screams.
OT!M No. 2: The Last Predicta
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Southern Illinois University Press, 2008. Review by Rebecah Pulsifer. At once a swaggering sensory jumble, a renewal of the urban pastoral, and a wise illumination of the everyday commercial ritual, Chad Davidson’s The Last Predicta. Invites its readers to find beauty where they least expect it: the franchise, the gas station, the cheerleader. In The Last Predicta,. In some ways, The Last Predicta. 8230;I’d like to. Slip out and slide to the spout. End of that buoy throatwise. We picked up our futures, w...
OT!M No. 2: Carolyn Helmberger
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Uncle Herb’s House. In the painting,. The three Peony bushes. In front of the house. The eaves are brown. As in reality, but the door. Was more cobalt than slate. At any wind, as we ran. Circles, chasing fireflies. We hid behind the. And raw knees. Dirt was. Just a layer of clothing. For my sisters and me. We made small forts between. The hedges, and disappeared for hours. The shade from the house grew. Moss instead of grass. And it soothed our bare feet. That sizzled from the asphalt driveway.
OT!M No. 2: Damon McLaughlin
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My body prepares for the fall of planets. By holding one imaginary globe. In place of another. Its brain. So that also has something to consider, the pleasure of last twilight,. Into memories of birth the knees smile. Like mitts into slow-balls, the femurs, fibulas, tibias. All sticks that must persist the burning of souls. In their pit outside King’s Canyon, the sap sizzle, the pop. On Yucca Mountain, genes like ash clouds deposit. In case survivors—. That doesn’t ask for resignations but positions.
News: Here We Go
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Saturday, July 26, 2008. Issue No. 1 of OT! Is now live. Many thanks to everyone who submitted and otherwise supported us during these formative stages. We hope you enjoy these poems, stories, essays and this review as much as we do. If you do, tell your friends and colleagues about us. If you submitted and haven't yet heard back from us, don't worry. Your work is being considered for Issue No. 2. And if you haven't submitted yet, why not? Thanks again, folks. Posted by Nick McRae.
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What times we live in
What times we live in. I blame no one but myself. December 31st, 2020. December 6th, 2020. How I Met Your Mother. Fic: How Dave Met Everyone Else. May 16th, 2011. How Dave Met Everyone Else. Dave-centric ensemble, Dave/Alex, Jane/Brad. Dave meets the group. Not at all at the same time, though. Is this the first fic in the fandom? Oh, God, it might be. Anyway, this is also my 600th entry, so yay me! I tried telling him that that passage leaves a lot of room for leeway. I even drew him a diagram. Community...
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Issue No. 1. Published July 26, 2008. Photo by Brett Wright. Rebecah Pulsifer reviews Karen Rigby. Posted by Nick McRae. All back issues of OT! Will be available here in the archives indefinitely.
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Accepts submissions of poetry and poetry reviews. Simultaneous submissions are fine, but please notify us immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere. We don't necessarily ask for exclusive rights to your work. You may publish accepted works elsewhere, though we do ask that you credit us in subsequent publications. Some specifics:. For some background on the new guidelines, see here. Also, you should include a few lines about yourself if you would like a contributor bio. Posted by Nick McRae.
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Said Cicero in the 1st Century BC. Oh, the times! Oh, the morals! While Cicero spoke of his times with despair and indignation, O Tempora! Invokes Cicero's words in a different sense altogether. We seek to praise our changing times—the now, the new, the constantly-happening present and future. We seek poems that expand the language. Poems that subvert expectations. Poems that move upward and outward from experience. Poems so good they bend space-time. Be new. Be now. All the cool kids are doing it.
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The Joe Milford Poetry Show. Posted by Nick McRae. Want Your Site Listed Here? If you maintain a writing-oriented website (be it a journal/magazine, organization, or a personal blog) and would like to exchange links, send us an e-mail at otemporamagazine@gmail.com.
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Issue No. 2. Photo by Brett Wright. S: My Life in Poems for You. Posted by Nick McRae.
Masthead
Has studied at the University of West Georgia and Masaryk University. His poems have appeared in DIAGRAM. And elsewhere. He is a two-time finalist for the Agnes Scott College Writer's Festival Award and is a former Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets fellow. Nick has worked as Editor-in-Chief for the AWP award-winning journal Eclectic. And as Editorial Assistant for both Lifewriting Annual and. A current Fulbrighter, Nick lives and teaches literature in the Slovak Republic. And the Garfield Lake Review.
News
Sunday, October 25, 2009. A Note About Our Recent Inactivity. Readers and writers,. Allow me to apologize personally for our current and extended inactivity. Yes, we are still here, and you can look forward to a new issue in the future, though at this point we can't really give an estimated date. As much as we love you all and enjoy our job here, recent circumstances have made it difficult for us to do much work on OT! A great big THANK YOU. Posted by Nick McRae. Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Keep an eye out...
OT!M No. 1
Stopping on a Gravel Road. You are a boy. Come in. Come in and join the easy peace, the gentle quiet. The woods are slow and constant. It grew before your birth and will stand after you are gone. In between, a slight hint of change. Walk The gravel does indeed crunch beneath the feet. Under foot and weight the stones rub against each other. Each step slightly rearranges the canvas below. The stones are trucked in from some gravel pit unknown and poured along to form this loose, winding road. I fell forwa...
