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POE BALLANTINE is writing a glossary of literary terms: for example, honorarium is a big word meaning “small pay.” His essay “Free Rent at the Totalitarian Hotel,” which appeared in our June 2012 issue, was selected for The Best American Essays 2013, and his new book, Love and Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere, will be out in September. He lives in Chadron, Nebraska.
501 Minutes To Christ
by Poe Ballantine, August 2005 (Issue 356)
A Piano Player Enters The Room
by Poe Ballantine, April 1999 (Issue 280)
Advice To William Somebody
by Poe Ballantine, June 2000 (Issue 294)
An Unfamiliar Form Of Solitaire
by Poe Ballantine, August 2001 (Issue 308)
Confessions Of A B-Movie Zombie
by Poe Ballantine, March 2008 (Issue 387)
Conspiracy And Apocalypse At The McDonald's In Goodland, Kansas
by Poe Ballantine, September 1998 (Issue 273)
Decline Of The Lawrence Welk Empire
by Poe Ballantine, January 1996 (Issue 241)
Dreams Of The Old Green Man
by Poe Ballantine, December 1999 (Issue 288)
egyptian jewel grasshoppers
by Poe Ballantine, January 2001 (Issue 301)
Estrellita
by Poe Ballantine, November 2001 (Issue 311)
Green-Eyed Dog
by Poe Ballantine, February 1997 (Issue 254)
How I Lost My Mind, And Other Adventures
by Poe Ballantine, April 1997 (Issue 256)
La Calidad De La Vida
by Poe Ballantine, January 2000 (Issue 289)
Last Day At Lemon Acres
by Poe Ballantine, December 1996 (Issue 252)




