“[To be a child again.]” by Katie Berta
To be a child again. Is my wish. Something earthy and pleasant. Something before knowledge....
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Tag: Issue 19.1
The Craft of Silence, by Jenny Molberg
We are pleased to share this review by Jenny Molberg of Lucia LoTempio’s Hot with the Bad...
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“Never Look Suspicious”: Elmore Leonard’s Rules for Writing Fiction, by Tod Goldberg
We are pleased to share this review by Tod Goldberg about Elmore Leonard’s rules for writing...
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A Different Kind of Violence: Representing Albinism in True Crime, by Destiny O. Birdsong
We are pleased to share this review by Destiny O. Birdsong about an episode of Fatal Attraction,...
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Two Poems by Bernardo Wade
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Two Poems by Oksana Maksymchuk
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“Married, Filing Separately” by Claire McQuerry
was always our tax status. There’s no lovein money. Sometimes there’s no love in love.Sometimes...
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“diseases of unwed girls” by Maria Zoccola
title from Hippocrates, translated by David Hayden Camden my body wants a babydespite the...
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excerpt from “El Míster” by Juan Fernando Villagómez
Señora Pérez’s house was too small for the four of us to go inside. El Míster and my abuela waited...
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excerpt from “Standing Still” by Faire Holliday
Just enough Luis knows I’m not in love with him, although he’s never asked. I can tell by the way...
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excerpt from “Pacific Boulevard” by Marjorie Celona
Today the blinds are open, no matter how hot it is outside. Mom and I look down all twelve floors....
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