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September 2011


			From Satie to Me Lest, Dear Reader, you are now allowing your eyes to glaze with misapprehension, the Steiny Road Poet will provide another Cubist cut on this kind of music created by calculated chance. Karren Alenier

		Chomping at the Carnival House Door: Fetisizing Freaks, Lusting For "Monsters" If we're politically correct literati, politicians or dutiful adult children sitting with our moms at breakfast, we won't say this out loud. But in our heart of hearts, we know it's true: nothing turns us on, yet repels us as much as freaks or horrifies, yet titillates us as much as monsters. Kathi Wolfe

	POETRY Götterdämmerung for American Poetry? Philip Levine's appointment as Poet Laureate of the United States reminds us that American poetry's future has never been more tenuous. He is, after all, 83 years old. Indeed, most of the living American poets who have achieved wide readership are now senior citizens. David Alpaugh


	The Magic Hour Near the end of the Slyvain Chomet's lush animated feature L'Illusionniste, the main protagonist, Tatischeff, leaves a note for his young ward, Alice, that simply states, "Magicians do not exist." Lia Beachy

	COMICS My Old Man! Whatever Happened to Sid? An ongoing series by Scene4's resident mad cartoonist Elliot Feldman


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