This Issue
May/June 2012
The May/June issue of Cicada® slips into the realm of magical realism with "Milonga Fantasma," wherein a logical police officer finds herself in a nonlogical situation: a mysterious tango party hosted by a ghost. "Queens" is a haunting story about a girl and her father one memorable year in Queens, New York, while "The Red Cross Knight" retells the tale of St. George and the Dragon, only this time from the squire's point of view. (And you thought you knew the story!) Peek in on "The Tiger in the BSE," and you'll discover that even the most ruthless trader in the Bombay Stock Exchange longs for romance. Meanwhile, Nathan Harris reveals how to combat a ruthless case of acne (aka "The Reds"). And don't forget Meriwether Clarke's poem "Building Heaven."
When you've finished sampling the selections below, click on www.cicadamag.com/submitwork and answer the Call for Creative Endeavors. This issue's Challenge theme: Mystery!
© 2012 Carus Publishing Company
This Issue Excerpts
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Building Heaven
by Meriwether Clarke
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Milonga Fantasma
by Kaatje Jones
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Queens
by Maria Adelmann
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The Red Cross Knight
by Sarah Prineas
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The Tiger in the BSE*
by E. Lily Yu
Features
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Call for Creative Endeavors
Mystery is this issue's Challenge theme.
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Expressions: The Reds
by Nathan Harris
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Spot Artist Extraordinaire: Tori Telfer
Meet Tori Telfer, this month's Spot Artist Extrardinaire, who's pretty convinced that the world is 99% real and 1% surreal.


