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The Literary Hatchet is the literary edition of The Hatchet: A Journal of Lizzie Borden and Victorian Studies. The Literary The Literary Hatchet publishes three times a year and consists of contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, and illustrations, by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year!

The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary edition of The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden's Journal of Murder, Mystery & Victorian History. The Literary Hatchet publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

Murder does not discriminate. Victims and killers come from all races, nationalities, genders, and age groups. Many used or sold drugs. Some killers were just "bad" people who did not regret their actions and had no qualms about how they slew their victims. There were cult murders and unsolved roadside killings of young women believed to be prostitutes. Some of these murderers were released to kill additional innocent victims. The murderers in these pages used guns, knives, axes, fists, fire, rope, and other tools-including their hands-to commit their dastardly deeds. Fathers killed their children, husbands and wives killed each other, and children murdered their parents. Police officers were killed in cold blood while doing their jobs. Murders were committed in the suburbs and the city-Such is Murder, Manslaughter, and Mayhem on the SouthCoast, Volume Three.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, illustrations, interviews, and reviews by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year!

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, illustrations, interviews, and reviews by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year!

The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary edition of The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden's Journal of Murder, Mystery & Victorian History. The Literary The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary magazine that publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, illustrations, interviews, and reviews by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year!

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, and illustrations, by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year.

The Literary Hatchet is the literary edition of The Hatchet: A Journal of Lizzie Borden and Victorian Studies. The Literary The Literary Hatchet publishes three times a year and consists of contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

The Literary Hatchet publishes three times a year and consists of contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

The Literary Hatchet publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, humor, interviews and reviews by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night. Now published 3 times a year! We accept submissions and pay all authors and artists for their work.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, and illustrations, by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, and illustrations, by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year.

The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary edition of The Hatchet: Lizzie Borden's Journal of Murder, Mystery & Victorian History. The Literary The Literary Hatchet publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

I have been a member of the Acoaxet Club for 65 years, so some parts of this Centennial, before the 1950s, are a mystery to me. I have tried to discover the comings and goings of Acoaxet from news clippings, board-meeting minutes, and through stories that have been passed down through the years. Anecdotal reports of the early history of the Club are often clouded by age and infirmity. I think, however, that we have captured the activity and challenges of the decades by using all available sources, both human and recorded. Many of the decades, by all accounts, were exciting. We all lived through some of them, and we are reminded of the others by stories we have heard before. There were anecdotes that could not be repeated to protect the good name of members, past and present. Just as well! The purpose of this narrative and the accompanying photos is to relate the history of a club founded for good fun many years ago by dedicated forefathers who were followed by their heirs and others who have loved the community and the Club herein and all it offers. The front cover image depicts the true mission of the Acoaxet Club: a family club dedicated to providing a location for golf, tennis, and fun in a competitive environment. Members have advocated tradition, respect, and dedication to the fundamentals of Club membership. May all future generations share the same ideals as those in this history.

The murderers in these pages used guns, knives, axes, fists, fire, rope, and other tools-including their hands-to commit their dastardly deeds. Mothers killed their children, husbands and wives killed each other, and children murdered their parents. Police officers were killed in cold blood while doing their jobs. Deaths occurred in physicians' offices during abortions, and some victims were cut into pieces. Murders were committed in the suburbs and the city. Many of the accused were proclaimed insane-others committed suicide after the killing. Either the slayer went to jail, an insane asylum, or did themselves in by their own hand....Murder does not discriminate. Victims and killers come from all races, nationalities, genders, and age groups. Many used drugs or sold drugs. Crimes of passion seemed to outweigh robberies but there were still many of those. Some killers were just "bad" people who did not regret their actions and had no qualms about how they slayed their victims. There were cult murders and unsolved roadside killings of young women believed to be prostitutes. Some of our murderers were released to kill additional innocent victims. Such is Murder, Manslaughter, and Mayhem on the SouthCoast.

The Literary Hatchet is a bi-annual literary edition of The Hatchet: A Journal of Lizzie Borden and Victorian Studies. The Literary Hatchet publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, prose, photography, cartoons, and humor by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. Subjects range from mystery, murder, macabre, horror, monsters, ghosts, and things that go bump in the night.

The Literary Hatchet publishes provocative contemporary short fiction, poetry, and illustrations, by established and emerging writers and artists from around the world. All subjects (except erotica) are welcomed. Now published 3 times a year