October 5th, 2009 / 1:25 pm
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Dispatch Thirteen: Words and Song

dllogoFrom PH Madore:

dispatch thirteen has arrived to a largely silent reception party. It is the first issue to feature a song in addition to the story. It won’t be the last. Unless something goes wrong, it’s going to be a regular feature.

Well, not quite so silent. The song is “Midnight! (I’m Not Famous Yet)” by Mike Young’s music project thing, The Cinnamon Urns.

Dispatch Thirteen features a story by Duncan Whitmire called “La Place d’Albertas.”

Here is an excerpt:

We met while she was studying abroad in New York. I gave a guest lecture at her school and she approached afterwards with some schmuck wearing horn rimmed glasses and a thrift store blazer. Later I saw her again, alone, in the lobby, and we exchanged email addresses. Her name was Grace and she wrote three months later, from Aix. The timing was right and I hopped the first plane over.

Enjoy the read/listen, and contact Madore through dispatch litareview if you’ve got an idea for the next issue.

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12 Comments

  1. Adam Robinson

      That’s a really beautiful song, Mike Young. Nicely made.

      I think it’s cool for literary journals to put out songs to accompany their releases. Good job everybody.

  2. Adam Robinson

      That’s a really beautiful song, Mike Young. Nicely made.

      I think it’s cool for literary journals to put out songs to accompany their releases. Good job everybody.

  3. Joseph Young

      You’re a polyglot! [MY]

      And nice work. [PHM]

  4. Joseph Young

      You’re a polyglot! [MY]

      And nice work. [PHM]

  5. PHM

      I don’t worry anymore.

  6. PHM

      I don’t worry anymore.

  7. Ani Smith
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  9. KevinS

      I am a fan of Mike Young’s music. He’s what you call “a special talent.”

  10. KevinS

      I am a fan of Mike Young’s music. He’s what you call “a special talent.”

  11. mike young

      ha, thanks everybody! thanks paul for asking me. duncan’s story is randy.

  12. mike young

      ha, thanks everybody! thanks paul for asking me. duncan’s story is randy.