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Month: December 2019
Why We Like It: “Operation Rhododendron” by Samyak Shertok
In the opening lines of Samyak Shertok’s “Operation Rhododendron,” everyday objects transform into makeshift weapons for role-playing scenes of war.
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miCRo: “A Tree That May in Summer Wear” by Amy Stuber
Through an explosion of the idiom “empty nest” and a vocabulary that swings from tender to profane, Stuber asks: how can a mother survive knowing what the daughter must survive?
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miCRo: “How close the fire, how hot the oven” by Evan James Sheldon
This microfiction upturns the gentle mother cliché and shows instead a mother whose decision to set fire and kill is an act of compassion.
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Pushcart and Best Microfiction Nominations
Check out our nominations for the Pushcart Prize Anthology and Best Microfiction!
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