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In these two related stories, narrative is conveyed through small details.

In a searing and emblematic story, Claire Leng describes the experiences of a fictional family in 1959’s Great Chinese Famine.

Will Musgrove approaches the topic of grief obliquely, from a narrator who imagines a memorial service they don’t attend.

A poem for those experiencing climate anxiety, with an unexpected turn in the changing environment

David DeGusta foregrounds the mysticism of the personal against the era-defining scientific advancements of the moon landing, using a precisely-rendered long retrospective POV to take us to new and uncharted emotional territory.

Christopher Nelson’s concrete poem looks at mental illness in a complex, gripping way.

A prose poem with the juxtaposition of holy sites and vile acts