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Issue #47 is in production and it is an amazing issue.. Is your subscription current?

In preparation for #47, we have cleaned out our closets and we are offering past contributors of issue #42 and older issues like #38, #39, #34 and #33, a special deal. (2copies for $5—that covers our shipping costs). If you are interested, email us to reserve the copies at potomacrevieweditor@montgomerycollege.edu and mail us a check, hopefully with your renewed subscription.

Have a great day. The crocuses are blooming in Maryland.

Here's our latest Hot Opener, "Hide and Seek."

If you have any questions, email us at PotomacReviewEditor@montgomerycollege.edu.

Sincerely,

Julie Wakeman-Linn & the PR Team.

Hot Opener

Hide and Seek
A short story by
Craig Greenman

“It’s impossible to speak love.”

Thus my lover. It was late summer in New England and we were sitting on his deck overlooking the White Mountains.

“What I mean is this,” he said. “Love is immediate. But ‘I love you’ – that’s not. It’s propositional – something added.”

“Is that why you never tell me you love me, Roger?” I asked.
He reddened.

“You personalize everything,” he said.

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Last updated: 03/2010

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