2011 – Page 5 – Work Literary Magazine

Issue 2:29

Julie Mar 20, 2011

WANTED: Mortuary hair dresser. Pay DOE. Must have own tools. Late hours and weekends alone with …

Julie Mar 13, 2011

The sound of Dennis McBride‘s pager going off was louder than usual.

Julie Mar 6, 2011

Incise a rug with Anthony Jones‘s poem, “mad scientists at a prom.” And take a look …

Julie Feb 27, 2011

Do some real bank robbing in Steve De France‘s poem, “Fine Haired Sons-of-Bitches.” Tell WORK all …

Julie Feb 20, 2011

Alan Elyshevitz‘s poem gives us sun envy: “9 AM.” Easy money? Entries now accepted for Employee of the …

Julie Feb 13, 2011

Misery in monochrome: Brett Stout‘s photos examine the details. Oh really? Entries now accepted for Employee of …

Julie Feb 6, 2011

Two poems by John Grey. What’s this? Entries now accepted for Employee of the Month.

Julie Jan 30, 2011

Kristen LaRue has a parking nightmare in the poem, “December 31—A Work Day.”

Julie Jan 23, 2011

Patty Somlo’s executives make you sweat in “The Interview.”

Julie Jan 16, 2011

Strawberry fields, immigrant workers, and a dead dog populate Eliezra Schaffzin‘s meditation on the writing life.