Dream Catcher 32 Fatos Lubonja As the years pass they

As the years pass they separate

In her late thirties and obsessed with her ex-husband Mary lives in her childhood home – a rambling brownstone on New York’s Lower East Side

and stole towards the bed

and forget all about its ancestors

to make the world a smaller

Dream Catcher 32 Fatos Lubonja As the years pass theyPat Borthwick, guest editor for Dream Catcher 32, has compiled a wide ranging collection of poetry and prose, taking the reader from Nineveh in 640BC, through encounters with Shakespeare's Dark Ladies, to a colony on the Moon. Kristy Kerruish chills the spine, S. P. Hannaway introduces us to ghostly goings on in the garden, and in Josephine Greenland's garden we find a very different danger. Peter Knaggs has trouble with insects,Terry Kay recounts a