ZINE
	ISSUE 1: MAY DAY a u g u s t   2005	ISSUE 2: TEXAS HOLD 'EM n o v e m b e r   2005	ISSUE 3: QUARANTINE m a r c h    2006	ISSUE 4: OPIUMYOPIA a u g u s t    2006

ISSUE 5: LOSS PREVENTION f e b r u a r y    2007	ISSUE 6: CODEX ANIMURBIS m a y    2007	ISSUE 7: SILIKON SUEÑOS, VOLS 1&2 m a r c h   2008	ISSUE 8: XIPE–TOTEK BLUEZ a u g u s t    2008	ISSUE 9: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS / FIN n o v e m b e r   2009

Caught between the zero and the one, on/off switch in perpetual flicker—this can be a good thing if you know how to tap a tightrope dance along a live wire without burning your soles. If you don’t, you’d better learn faster than the speeding bullet headed for your shadow of a prayer.

All of these we will hallucinate tonight.

In the morning you will remember a moment when we let our guards down, betrayed ourselves to truth, opened up a parenthetical chasm between us just big enough for us all to squeeze into/through.

This is our final gift to you.

It’s not much, it’s as usual far too earnest/naïve/sincere, we know, but it’s what we’ve got to work with, it’s all we’ve got to work with.

Good night, sweet dreams—

yohualli | ehécatl
in topan | in mictlan.

Special thanks to all who have contributed to
THE SICKLY SEASON—notes from mictlan zine, 2005—2008:

Gloria Enedina Alvarez
Joanna Aguirre
René Arriaga
Joaquin Cienfuegos
Manuel Garcia, Jr.
Sigrid Gilmer
Nelti González
Omar González
Jesus Hermosillo
Steve Kisicki
Gerard Meraz
L.R. Núñez
John Kawakami
Johnny Ramirez
Arturo Ernesto Romo-Santillano
Sara Sifuentes
Miranda Smith
Daniel Valencia
José Luis Vargas, Jr.
Luis A. Vega

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