Tag: Issue 17.2
Welcome to Our New Assistant Managing Editor, Bess Winter
Get to know our newest staff member, Bess Winter!
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excerpt from “Experiment” by Sarah Fawn Montgomery
Someone holds the makeshift beach up from one end, and the world floods, swell surging to one side...
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Two poems by Kaveh Bassiri
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On Fascination and Return: Subject in Nonfiction
Contributor Kailyn McCord on the experiences behind her essay in our pages and on crafting subjects in nonfiction.
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excerpt from “The Old Man at the Edge of the World” by Kailyn McCord
I know an old man who lives at the edge of the world, in Alaska, a town called Bethel. The first...
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“Earth Shovel” by Dan Albergotti
Look again at that dot. That’s here. That’s home. That’s us … a mote of dust suspended in a...
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“Red O” by Barbara Tran
Red-tailed hawk Redring from a milk jugencountered on the MisheMokwa Trail But it wasn’t that...
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“Triptych” by Sam Taylor
At six, I didn’t know more than riding a Schwinn and climbing banyan trees. “Do you believe in...
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“Fiona Apple, 41” by Jessica Piazza
Getting older, you never got old.A gold mine of girl: doe-eyed, sold. In front of the shutter’s...
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“The Three Deaths” by Ada Limón
At the sentencing, a snake of painroiled inside her veins. She did not faint or scream, or sink to...
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“We speak of a person as a body—” by Emma Aylor
in the South, a body might do that, orit makes a body feel some type of way.Here rounding at the...
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excerpt from “Erasure: Lineage” by Casandra López
My parents have lived in the same house for most of my life. Father selected the house because of...
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