Me Head

 

A Sneaky Preview of Another Issue

by Syg Pound, Typist

 

 

  The question that we most often get asked is this one:

  "Why Tulsa?"

  Since most of our readers live outside of Tulsa, I suppose an explanation is due. Tulsans are known throughout Oklahoma as fun-loving, experimental dadaists. Here's proof:

  Oral Roberts, Will Rogers, and Amber Valetta.

They are to dadaism what Kerouac, Ginsberg and Kissinger where to Beat poetry.

  Me Head is simply trying to live up to its Midwestern roots.

 

  Now, onto the next question.

  "Is there going to be another issue?"

  Miraculously, yes, but it looks like we're going to be flat broke after that one. Actually, broke would be nice. We're going to be in debt up to our ears unless someone pulls through for us. Please email me if you can help.

  Another issue will feature the following list of articles:

 

  Bean Shepston, A Life Remembered

  Bean: What Difference Does Hair Make?

  A Rainbow Poem Featuring Beans

  Beans for the Chicken Soul

  She's Bean Now, by a history person

  How To Be Popular, By Bean Shepston

  Kate is Not as Cool as Me

  I Am Named After a Legume

  Green, String and Ranch Style, That's Me

  And so much more

 

  The issue of topic will be released in early January, along with several hundred felons who have served their time well and are now morally prepared to enter society.

  Finally, my brother Rudy is coming to visit me next week, and I am excited about that, because I have not been little-brothered for some time and it puts me in good spirits. We plan on getting very lost for a while.

  Our associate editor, Michael Mason will be vacationing in Phoenix, and the website will be left to the care of Mattie Lefou, our submissions editor, and Marc Arboreal, an old roommate of mine. I do not feel so good about this, especially the Marc part, but it is our only option.

  Finally, if you have time, please send us your Christmas List, and we will do something about it.

 

 

 

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sponsored by:

BRIAN WALLACE, WHO WROTE

"LABYRINTH OF CHAOS"

A Novel which you should explore, or a novel that will explore you.