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Dear Readers & Writers, Madmen & Poets,


The (&) train barrels on, through wind & rain & sleet & snow & other things too terrifying & awesome to mention.  The long-awaited third installment of The LIterary Adventure of a Lifetime is finally here - the fattest, the darkest, the funniest, Panda-free and with more Billy Collins than ever before!  We bring you undiscovered poets lost in corn-fields, the end of the world, interviews with famous matriarchs, & the winner of the First Annual Amperslam Orlando.  We bring you laughter, we bring you hearbreak & confusion, &, courtesy of Noah Blake, we bring you the End of the World. 

What word bacchanalia would be complete without it?

Where from here?  Well, gentle reader, after taking the literary journal world by storm, The (&) is proud to announce that we are now invading new, unspoilt territories.  A novel by Joseph Riippi (author, promoter, owner of New York City & Friend of &'s everywhere), exerpts of which you read and dreamt about from Vol. I and Vol. III (because you, by now, assuredly own your very own dog-eared copy), is available so soon from Ampersand Books that you can taste it, feel it, and even preorder it here.  We also bring you Under What Stars, a collection of poetry from the world-weary soles of Ryan J. Davidson, to fill those long, dreary summer months.

Buy the books & pack your bags.  We're not sure where this train is headed, but we are sure that it will be awesome.

Sincerely,

The (&)
The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say, but what we are unable to say.  ~Anaïs Nin