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NEBO: A Literary Journal

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This issue of Nebo: A Literary Journal, published in Spring 2003, offers a thoughtful and dynamic collection of poetry and short fiction, centering on the power of memory, personal relationships, and the impact of storytelling. Originally archived as Volume 17, Issue 2, the print edition only notes Spring 2003 as its publication date. Due to necessary metadata adjustments in the digital archiving process, some volume and issue numbers in the online collection may not match those printed in the original journals.

The Editor’s Note by Jeremy Burns sets the stage for this issue by reflecting on how literature captures fleeting moments, emotions, and connections, asking readers to engage deeply with the stories and poems presented.

Highlights include "The Musicalness of It All" by Ricky Massengale, a rhythmic and immersive poem that brings city life alive through sound and movement, and "Apocalypse Later" by Nicholas Morris, a darkly satirical take on war and destruction through the lens of a surreal circus performance. Fiction selections such as "Throwing Stones" by Felicia Fletcher explore themes of judgment, morality, and personal transformation, while "Jane Austen Meets Teenage Nightmare" by Kari Spice is a playful and humorous collision of classic literature and modern absurdity.

This issue also includes "Dirt" by Nicholas Morris, a poignant story about homecoming, loss, and identity, and "Mary Go Round" by Pamela Ruiz, which offers a compelling look at small-town gossip, aging, and unexpected romance.

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