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Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Sandra Beasley
Card Table A practical gift for moving to the city: good cherry squared around black vinyl, four long legs that fold within itself as a...
Nov 16, 202015 min read
38.2 Peter Newall
Cherry Vareniki Katya and I spent the winter Saturday afternoon at the big market that locals called “Tolchok,” “the push.” She was...
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38.2 Michael Bazzett
Career Day Any questions? I ask, ________________after my brief lesson on how to field- ____________dress a hare with one slit from neck...
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38.2 Emilia Phillips
My Childhood Dog Jessie Once Ate A Box of 120-Count Crayolas and Shat Speckled Rainbows for a Week I used to think everything had...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Hannah Bridges
Celebration I once let a pig, pink and gleaming, into my bed to sleep. I heard it chuffing in the grass outside and went to fetch it. It...
Nov 16, 202011 min read
38.2 Sarah Fawn Montgomery
In Flame The New Year begins in flame. It is cold in New England, wind bitter with crystals of ice, frigidity leaching into bone until...
Nov 16, 20203 min read
38.2 Justin Greene
Tourette's Syndrome as Future Metalhead It started like a dare, a friend saying, in order to be heavy, you have to listen to heavier...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 torrin a. greathouse
Anthropocene Anxiety Disorder I had the same nightmare again. ___The one where all the tattoos slough ___off my body like fresh paint...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Su Cho
New Year's on Rockland Avenue The pastor stops his sermon to start the countdown. This year, God can wait ten seconds to finish. We’ve...
Nov 16, 202015 min read
38.2 Christopher Citro
What You’re Thinking Now Is a Chunk of Marble “The readjustment to gravity was not always easy. Jack Lousma, for example, accidentally...
Nov 16, 20201 min read
38.2 Jim Whiteside
Poem on the Transbay Tube On the train I’m always looking for a distraction from the train, speeding through a tunnel underwater—from my...
Nov 16, 202011 min read
38.2 Bryan VanDyke
Not Sleeping Dreams have no beginning, people like to say. As if this clarifies how the dream world differs from the real one. The same...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Esther Lin
I Laugh Chekhov showed me how. Vanya cannot shoot his nemesis. He is nervous, and inept besides. When my mother threw a plate at me, I...
Nov 16, 20201 min read
38.2 Suphil Lee Park
Another Day Dead From Having Been Awake Too Long What bees had in mind for home resembled a magnified eye of a fly, a globe full of...
Nov 16, 20201 min read
38.2 Stephanie Niu
A Lao Jia Song Is a Song of Home There were two times I heard my father sing. Once from behind the camera, panning to my brother’s...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Christine Spillson
If I Had Stayed in Ohio I would have been just down the road when a man was shot in a Walmart in Beavercreek, Ohio. I would have heard of...
Nov 16, 202015 min read
38.2 Sarah Edwards
Driving to Ithaca Chicken eggs, the word MICHIGAN, your own face in the mirror: things began to take on a falseness if you thought about...
Nov 16, 20203 min read
38.2 Chekwube Danladi
Accra Wedding The yellow sun had halved, and the year was indeterminate. ___I had crossed the ocean in reverse to meet him on the beach....
Nov 16, 202010 min read
38.2 Amanda Hiber
To Digest Choke Digestion is a complicated series of voluntary and involuntary actions, but once food reaches the throat, the system is...
Nov 16, 20202 min read
38.2 Mag Gabbert
Pink first used as a common name for houseplants derived from the Greek with clenched fist and Latin to fight pierce or prick associated...
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