The BitterSweet Review Issue 2 Has stock in Germany creating through clarity of intent

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That such a decorative culture should survive into the age of professional branding is but one more reason to devote a whole book to this bizarre phenomenon

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The BitterSweet Review Issue 2 Has stock in Germany creating through clarity of intentHere it is, Issue 2! This time, were exploring the theme of humour. With prose from Amelia Abraham, Donna Marcus Duke, Jordan Marin HelL, Kasra Jalilipour, Chris Kraus and Susan Cooper, Laura Lynes, and Michelle Tea; poetry by Biogal, Kim Hyun (tr. Archana Madhavan) and Maz Murray; a conversation between David Hoyle and Amrou Al Kadhi, as well as interviews with John Booth, Daniel M. Lavery and Brbara Snchez Kane; and art from Dynasty Handbag, Cash