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A Cappella Zoo #8: Spring 2012

By J. Diego Frey, Jack Kaulfus, Ali Lanzetta, Danielle Davis, Pedro Ponce, A.A. Balaskovits, Joe Kapitan, Alice B. Fogel, Amanda DiSanto, Nicelle Davis, A Cappella Zoo Contributors, Rose Hunter, Rob Cook, Lisa McCool-Grime, Stephen V. Ramey, Joseph A. W. Quintela, Bernard M. Cox, Amanda Wochele, Colin Meldrum, Alana I Capria, Gregory J. Wolos, Natalie Young, Carl Fuerst, Thomas Kearnes, Mary Lou Buschi, Heather Fowler, Hayes Moore, Zach Buscher, Chuck Light, Charlene Logan Burnett, Cody Seekins, Gavin Faherty, Amanda Blackmon, Oscar Gopak, Jeffery David Greene, Tina Hyland, Robert Edward Sullivan, Megan Cowen, Jeffery H. MacLachlan

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A cappella Zoo (ISSN 1945-7480)is a web & print magazine of magic realism & slipstream. Issue 8, Fall 2012. EDITOR: Colin Meldrum. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Charlene Logan Burnett, Zach Buscher, Amanda Di...

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