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The Interrogation - Ken Poyner Imagining the tender interrogator is as hard as it is to couch terror in soft words A Penny for Your Thinking - Whit Young This parable asks us to consider how much our savings are really worth The Last Case - Alan Swyer When mobsters and crooks are the clean ones, what has the white collar world been doing? May Day in Munich, 2013 - James Hannon Some of the old animosities, cloaked for a time, hover just before the surface Dark Halls and Cold Hearts: The Magdalene Girls - Desiree Simons A remembering of a time forgot, although the institutions were closed as recently as 2002. The Mexican in the Bathroom - Weldon H. Sandusky How do we measure mental illness when the culture is equally socially ill? [This is the third of a series of five installments Issues Eighteen to Twenty-Five] Shake Off the Night: A Peabody Winston Back Porch Tale - Peabody Winston We often forget that when the war is over and the soldiers come home that the war is not over The Button Workers - Donal Mahoney The end of the worker's complaints might be just what the employer is looking for Small Clemency - JD DeHart The vicissitudes of human hatred, burdensome and always troubling, are not easy to sort out Of Sons and Sacrifice - Iftekhar Sayeed Another tale of deceit and revolution and a reminder that the political is always personal The Murderers Among Us - Roy Blokker The arguments we use to shuffle off our responsibilities are thin
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