Knowing Love by Tristan Moss I saw a stranger on the pavement. We tried to avoid each other’s path, but as we sidestepped, our feet seemed caught in a clumsy, leadless dance, which drew us closer with every step. Now, in the house, we step around one another with consummate ease. All content in SmokeLong Quarterly copyright 2003-2008 by its authors.
	Tristan Moss is 36 years old; he lives in York and teaches English there. He has recently been published in Mytholog. Read the interview.
	Issue Twelve (March 15, 2006): Voodoo by Gary Cadwallader «» Prey by Myfanwy Collins «» The Rest of Your Life by Sarah Leavitt «» Mice Getting the Points by Robert Lopez «» The Cellist by Antonios Maltezos «» Rain or Shine by Mary Miller «» Knowing Love by Tristan Moss «» Shrapnel by Chivas Sandage «» Blessed by Tom Saunders «» Ally's First Step by Paul Silverman «» Everybody in Holland Is Mad at Me by Andrew Tibbetts «» Friendship / Love by Ania Vesenny «» The Work Week by Joseph Young «» Bungee Jump by Jamie Zerndt «» Interviews: Gary Cadwallader «» Myfanwy Collins «» Kathy Fish «» Sarah Leavitt «» Robert Lopez «» Antonios Maltezos «» Mary Miller «» Tristan Moss «» Chivas Sandage «» Tom Saunders «» Paul Silverman «» Ania Vesenny «» Joseph Young «» Jamie Zerndt «» Cover Art "Out with the OLD and in with the NEW OLD" by Marty D. Ison «» Letter From the Editor