"About the Work" with Rachel Paris Wimer
"About the Work" with Rachel Paris Wimer In our "About the Work" series, Olga Mexina and Gbenga Adesina ask recent contributors for...
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"About the Work" with Jay Yencich
"About the Work" with Jay Yencich In our "About the Work" series, Olga Mexina and Gbenga Adesina ask recent contributors for insight into...
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"About the Work" with Robert Osborne
"About the Work" with Robert Osborne In our "About the Work" series, Olga Mexina and Gbenga Adesina ask recent contributors for insight...
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An Interview with Ashley Marie Farmer
An Interview with Ashley Marie Farmer Rebecca Holcomb Ashley Marie Farmer is the author of a chapbook and three books, including the...
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41.1 Patrick Holian
Safeway Roses I. during the fourth and penultimate world war, a soldier— a warrior, really, in the purest and truest sense—rose to power....
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41.1 Kwame Dawes
The Darkest Elation This is the darkest elation, the moment all walls are breached. Perhaps not the breaking of ramparts, but the vapors...
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41.1 Kate Pyontek
Blue 52 When a whale stops singing, he’s given up asking for anything. A console piano, crushed. No sacrament here, the tabernacle looted...
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41.1 Joshua Burton
Giving Mary Grace For Mary Turner History will submit to you | I will too | Eventually when we are color-pleased | when your dirt speaks...
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41.1 Aristotle Johns
Walmart Breakroom When I walk into the wash of fluorescents, I like to hang my blue vest on the back of a folding chair. There is no...
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41.1 Laura Rubenstein
Here Lies the Body I. I am lying in bed, indulging in one of my lurid fantasies of deep rest. I imagine I am being smuggled out of...
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41.1 Robert Osborne
Swing The man pulls the shell from the boathouse and hauls it onto the dock like it’s a fish he just caught. He regards it critically,...
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41.1 Marianne Chan
Watching the Winter Olympics at 3 a.m., and I Want to Win Gold in something, anything, as my infant daughter drains my left breast, and...
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41.1 Fullamusu Bangura
i'm so fine after khadijah queen after i wrote the book i cut all my hair off so yes i haven’t always been a baldheaded baddie except for...
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41.1 imogen xtian smith
Heartthrobbing Heartthrobbing beatpulse—what a player you are! Go about yr teasing like it’s Thurs night & you just sent nudes, ring in...
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41.1 Matthew Tuckner
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire In his bone room, Thomas Jefferson displayed the skulls & tusks of wooly mammoths, polished to a...
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41.1 Nick Martino
Diatomaceous Earth When it comes in contact with an insect, the silica removes the waxy outer coating from the insect’s exoskeleton....
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41.1 Becky Mandelbaum
Chiclet According to the clock on Janet’s new Fitbit, Seymour Reynolds (male, fifty-four years old, software engineer) was now seventeen...
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41.1 Dorothea Lasky
The Hunters Enter The Scene The day cast a spell Where by ascending so many stones I could not leave the center garden Where my children...
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41.1 Rachel Paris Wimer
We Fly in Planes I thought 9/11 was my fault. I saw it happen on TV. I believed it was because of me and what I had done. Because of all...
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41.1 Alex Tretbar
Claustrophobe’s Sonnet on Metempsychosis Don’t worry: I’ll spare you the worms & flowers. Instead I offer a field of green static on...
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