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"Yes, this is the latest issue of Washington's most revered and irreverent literary magazine. For me its highlight is Steven Moore's "Nympholepsy," a despairing meditation on love, literature and unappeasable longing: "Still she haunts me." Surely it belongs in one of those anthologies of the best essays of the year. Certainly no man past 40 will read it without a pang of recognition." --Michael Dirda, Washington Post Book World 12/1/02

Gargoyle magazine is edited by Richard Peabody & Lucinda Ebersole.

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Gargoyle Staff 1998

Gargoyle staff, 1998—front: Lucinda Ebersole, Richard Peabody, Casey Kane, Kris Kane;
back: Maja Prausnitz, Sandra Tharumalingam.

Gargoyle Staff 1980

Gargoyle staff, 1980: Richard Peabody, Zenon Slawinski, Gretchen Johnsen.

Gargoyle Staff 1999

Gargoyle staff, 1999: Richard Peabody, Lucinda Ebersole, Maja Prausnitz.

The mag was always an eclectic mix of graphics, interviews, reviews and poetry and fiction, and was legendary for changing format from issue to issue. There were four cassette issues with music and spoken word performances by everybody from Chemlab's Jared Hendrickson and Baltimore's gothic folk group Lambs Eat Ivy, to poets as diverse in terms of style as Rosmarie Waldrop, Maxine Clair, Reuben Jackson, and Silvana Straw, and fiction writers like Carmen Delzell. Now edited by Richard Peabody and Lucinda Ebersole, who look forward to continuing the Gargoyle tradition.

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