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Owning a computer doesn’t equal mastery of the writing craft. That’s why pulp purists like us are constantly teeth-clenching when reading stuff online. However, contributors to the online-only Superstition Review aren’t a bunch of LiveJournal and Blogspot hacks. You see, the fiction, nonfiction, and poetry scribes who have been featured...
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Owning a computer doesn’t equal mastery of the writing craft. That’s why pulp purists like us are constantly teeth-clenching when reading stuff online. However, contributors to the online-only Superstition Review aren’t a bunch of LiveJournal and Blogspot hacks. You see, the fiction, nonfiction, and poetry scribes who have been featured in the publication have earned major props nationally, including Lois Roma-Deeley, who scored an award in the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Competition. Listen to awesome writers read during the Superstition Review Reading Series at the Cooley Ballroom at ASU Polytechnic Campus.

Mon., Oct. 13, 7:30 p.m., 2008

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