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<title>Death of a Bad Neighbour--Revenge is Criminal</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/jack-calverley/death_of_a_bad_neighbour-revenge_is_criminal.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/jack-calverley/death_of_a_bad_neighbour-revenge_is_criminal_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="Death of a Bad Neighbour--Revenge is Criminal" alt ="Death of a Bad Neighbour--Revenge is Criminal"/></a><br//><p>Fratricide is funny-in the hands of <strong>STEVE HOCKENSMITH</strong>-but, mostly, bad neighbors (related or not) are bad news and endlessly infuriating, as in <strong>HILARY DAVIDSON</strong>'s "King of the Castle," or endlessly preying on your goodwill, as in <strong>EVE MORTON</strong>'s "Vengeance Takes a Holiday."</p><p><br>(Yet what relief!-be honest now-when that neighbour hits the dance floor for their final dance: the great Mortal Coil Shuffle!)</p><p><br>Sometimes, naturally, the hatred is mutual and one against one, as in <strong>EVE ELLIOT</strong>'s "One Spye After Another," or one against many, as in <strong>KEVIN QUIGLEY</strong>'s "The Woman Who Cried Cat."</p><p><br>And a bad neighbor should never underestimate their victim, as <strong>WARREN MOORE</strong>'s "One of Us Is Dying" venomously suggests or <strong>F. D. TRENTON</strong>'s "I Found Me a Bigger Flea" tells us in a disagreeable escalation of, er, disagreeableness.</p><p><br>(And what's not to...]]></description>
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