Issue Four (summer/fall 2009)
Imago is distributed in Canada at Chapters and other fine booksellers.
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writers January, 2008:
In “Styled Child,” Alex Cho provides the A, B, C or D for this Q & A…
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You Know I'm No Good DISCLAIMER!
✪ Please Note: ✪
At the time in which this interview was conducted, I didn’t exactly have an unbiased point-of-view.
Friends of mine had recently been laid off—a common occurrence in businesses when things like a “merger” occur… but wounds were still fresh, so to speak. If not theirs—well, then mine, out of camaraderie.
Rather than call attention to the negative, I hope you’ll be able to apply the aforementioned statement in any instances where it might be [AHEM!] applicable. As in: flagrantly.
Oh, &…it’s taken numerous attempts for my embarrassingly low-tech ass to get this archived Q & A to post within WP’s established parameters.
:: claws & any other applicable appendages hereby crossed —with— massive thanks to Josh Rotter & Gay.com! ::
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(To Do So, It’s As Easy AS Clicking The “Digg” Hyper-Link Listed Above…
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♥
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