Issue 7 « Black Clock

Issue— #7

Black Clock turns up the heat with its seventh issue. Bursting with twenty-five stories, one essay and four poems that flirt with and court outright sex and the erotic, Black Clock 7 is occasionally titillating, frequently audacious, and always provocative.

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Arielle Greenberg
On Typing (After Rachel Zucker's "Sunday Morning")
Lynne Tillman
More Sex
Matias Viegener
Blindfold
Yxta Maya Murray
A Girl Called Casanova
Aimee Bender
On A Saturday Afternoon
Tom Carson
My Mother, Marie Christ (b. Hope Springs, TN, 1951 - d. Memphis, July 4, 1985)
Sandi Tan
Ice Cream
Wanda Coleman
Howlin' With The Woofdog
Janet Fitch
Room 721
Lisa Teasley
Late Blooming
John Mandel
Durga Rising
Seth Greenland
Respect
Joy Nicholson
Manson Girl
Grace Krilanovich
Warlock
Rachel Resnick
Evening At The Cryo-Crystal Circus Hotel

Francesca Lia Block
Sex And The Spirits
Danielle Aquiline
Your Filthy Mouth
What Not To Say When Asked Why You Are A Lesbian
Arielle Greenberg
Here I Come
Tara Ison
Apology
John Haskell
Pretending
Brian Evenson
Invisible Box
Arion Berger
Gothic
Todd Collins
Billy Jean And Connie Cheaters
Samuel R. Delany
In The Valley Of The Nest Of Spiders
Janet Sarbanes
Responsible Hedonism
Margaret Wappler
Menagerie
Geoff Nicholson
Index For A Lost Autobiography
Rachel Zucker
Sunday Morning