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Title card for the post "You Come Find Me" featuring a white on black line drawing of a woman doing an esoteric dance.
Title card for Hudson's Boys! by Gregaro McKool. White on black line drawing of a Dehaviland Beaver float plane with helicopter rotors and rocket engines.
Title card for article: Eight Bells featuring a drawing of the Napanee highway sign. Reads “Town of Greater Napanee, Population 16,000, 3 Interchanges. Greater for many reasons.”
Title card for article: A Love Letter to my Home Town. Features a sailboat sailing past a bridge and the setting sun.
Title card for article: Reason Greater Napanee is Greater #7: The Napanee River, by Brenda Hogg, featuring a drawing of the napanee town sign. Sign reads: Greater Napanee, Population 16,000, three interchanges, Greater for Many Reasons.
“Fountain of Youth,” by Cranach the Elder, and maybe also the younger. A medieval painting featuring a public bath where old women shuffle in on one side and emerge on the other as young damsels.
“Land as Muse,” a white on black drawing of a nude woman represented by farmer’s fields and the undulations of the landscape by Jules Octavian.
Title card for article: Gregaro McKool’s Socialist Extravaganza Part Two featuring a white on black line-drawing of a woman in an eighties business suit looking like she’s spent the afternoon crawling through dense bush.
Title card for article: Reason Greater Napanee is Greater #3: Real Men, by Brenda Hogg, featuring a drawing of the napanee town sign. Sign reads: Greater Napanee, Population 16,000, three interchanges, Greater for Many Reasons.
Title card for article: Gregaro McKool's Socialist Extravaganza. White on black line drawing of a dishevelled woman with a messy Edwardian pompadour haircut and a torn 70's skirt suit trying to keep her composure.
White on black title card for "How Do You Live?" by Jules Octavian. Features a drawing of a great blue heron standing among some reeds.
Title card for Rachael Boardman's story "Jules Octavian Loves You." White on black drawing of a heart using the waterways of Eastern Ontario.
Title card for 'River's Place' by Walter Liu. White on black line drawing of a dilapidated log cabin with a shipping container addition and a greenhouse made of old screen doors.
Title card for "Gentrification" featuring a white on black picture of a woman peeking over a generic privacy fence.
Title card for 'The Art Show,' consisting of white on black line drawing of a Harley Davidson motorcycle over a giant molar.
Title card for story "Home Port" featuring a white on black line-drawing of the stern of a sailboat. Transom reads: Atlanta -- Brownlow, ON.
Cover of Gregaro McKool's 'That Naked Dream' featuring an inverted drawing of the author with women falling from his head.
A white on black line drawing of a pour-over coffee rig titled “The Twins.”
Drawing of a dashing older gentleman wearing an eye patch and smoking a cigar over a chaotic drawing of the planet Saturn.