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Sushi Grass in Paradise (a story)
by Holly Lee

(31) Disco Nation

It was a gloomy rainy day when Violet dropped by to pick up something from the library. She forgot to bring the room key so Mrs. Bento walked her up to the third floor. On the way Mrs. Bento asked Violet about her responsibility to the library - besides keeping it clean and tidy. Violet shrugged her shoulders and said, "nothing much. Your responsibility is to know all the contents inside." Violet said half-jokingly, "It has a good documentation of my parents' life."

"Do you mind if I ask where your parents are now?" asked Mrs. Bento.
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From the Notebooks (2010-2019)
by Gary Michael Dault

Number One: Vase with Parked Automobile March 16, 2011

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CHEEZ
by Fiona Smyth

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Adjacency, Series Two
written by Gary Michael Dault
based on photogaph by Lee Ka-sing


(Photograph by Lee Ka-sing: Dragon in the city)

Number 2: Dog Barking at the Moon

I felt an unruly dog was dragon enough and wrote this poem, after a painting by Joan Miro from 1926 called "Dog Barking at the Moon."

This ham-faced
dog of mine
legs like pencils
stands barking
at the lantern moon
hanging low
over the lawn
like a pinata

I'm sitting
on the veranda
sipping my black tea
thinking about
curtailing the dog
or breaking off a branch
to whack the moon with

anything for some quiet
this used to be
a silent street
until it got a moon
of its own
and I took on
this frantic, upturned dog

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Travelling Palm Snapshots
by Tamara Chatterjee

Morocco (September, 2014) – My reveries of Marrakech typically conjure the assault of colours, textures, patterned mosaics. Also the sounds; pulsating, resonant with the heartbeat of the city. Sometimes though it's the quiet moment lost in wanderlust, in unusual places with curious characters.

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Greenwood
by Kai Chan

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ProTesT
by Cem Turgay

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Caffeine Reveries
by Shelley Savor


Mingling Stress

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Seven Duets a Week

Lee Ka-sing began his diptych project in 2014. Over the years, more than a thousand diptychs were created. He describes the project as spontaneously as brush strokes on the pages of a sketchbook, or, a poem written daily. He calls these juxtaposition diptychs DUETS.

SEVEN DUETS A WEEK, is a weekly compiled inbox publication, with selection from his new and earlier diptychs. These diptych photographs, are also available as open editions in the format of 6.25 x 13 inches each.

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DOUBLE DOUBLE
Writings/ Photographs/ Poetry/ Archives
A Holly Lee and Lee Ka-sing online magazine. Published on Fridays.

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