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    The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)
    The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)
    The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)
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    The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)

    By Audrey Rey and Mina Hunt

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    The Larcenist is an international literary magazine, published bimonthly in paperback and ebook form.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 15, 2016
    ISBN9781329902824
    The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)

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      The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1) - Audrey Rey

      The Larcenist (Volume 3, Issue #1)

      The Larcenist

      Stealing reality to achieve art

      The Larcenist

      Volume III, Issue 1

      (February / March, 2016)

      ISBN: 978-1-329-90282-4

      Editors:

      Audrey Rey (poetry, stageplay)

      Mina Hunt (prose, stageplay)

      Illustrations: Hana Mori

      License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0

      Cover illustration based on the poem It Happens Like This by Zita Nonie Hasenkamp.

      Visit http://thelarcenistmagazine.wordpress.com for more information.

      We are more than glad to be able to say that The Larcenist is marching into its third year of existence.

      Thank you to all the authors and readers that have been with us. We sincerely hope our journey together will continue in the years to come.

      Poetry

      Veronika Šoster

      This poem contains spoilers

      When the UFOs came,

      you were the first on board.

      You took my hand and

      dragged me along the shiny hallways:

      Look, the control room!

      The experiment room!

      Then you wanted to stargaze,

      and as if that wasn't enough,

      you made me watch

      every

      freaking

      sunset

      and sunrise

      and moon

      and planet

      and comet

      and meteor

      and all of them swirling black holes.

      In time you started to figure out

      why I barely ever

      slept back home,

      why my eyes changed shape

      when I got mad

      and why the gravity in our house

      was always a little peculiar.

      Back then you just thought

      your senses got confused

      from binge watching

      The

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