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The Velella

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A grainy photo of a velella on the ocean floor. It resembles a circular sheet of plastic, ribbed with rings. It has a flap on the top of it pointed upward, and a faint blue color. — Photo by Dawn Casey on Unsplash

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A woman with wavy, brown hair and brown eyes, leaning over to the camera, smiling. She stands outside wearing an orange shirt, a black hoodie overtop, a black necklace, and white, cat-eye glasses.

Sharon Kunde

has published work with Twentieth-Century Literature, Harvard Review, Colorado Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, Los Angeles Times, and other publications. Her chapbook, Year of the Sasquatch, is forthcoming with Dancing Girl Press. A postdoctoral fellow at Duke University’s Franklin Humanities Institute, she lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

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