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Announcements The latest news from CLR David Salner's poem has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize The Fall/Winter 2003 issue is here! The 2002 winner of the Peter and Jean de Maine Award has been announced Judges for the 2003 Willamette Award in Fiction and Poetry have been announced Writing Contests The details on our fiction and poetry contests Submission Guidelines How to submit your work Subscription/Ordering Information Purchasing our issues Email CLR Click to email us at the magazine clr@clackamasliteraryreview.com		Authors/Works/Issues Featured works from our talented authors, plus complete tables of contents and author list The special on Tuesdays was fried chicken livers. Meryl Beulow always came in early on Tuesdays. “When’s Estelle coming in?” She called over to where Calvin squatted behind the register, pulling up cartons of cigarettes. “Nine.” Calvin stood and stocked the tobacco display. Meryl nodded. ”Good.” Meryl tossed raw chicken livers around in the big steel bowl until they were completely coated. The guys who worked checking power lines for CP&L came into the Citgo in Bryanstown for lunch every Tuesday, so Meryl always started the livers up first thing. — Mary Carroll-Hackett from "Life Line" (Fall/Winter 2003)
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