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Genesis 3:4
When the snakes came out, it seemed like Delta’s arms lengthened. Seemed like her body grew beyond itself into a part-venomous knot of undulating extremities. This was the attraction of…
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Zero Defects
2026Visual Poetry/Digital Art Author David E. Matthews David E. Matthews lives in New England. The direction of events…
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Genesis 3:4
When the snakes came out, it seemed like Delta’s arms lengthened. Seemed like her body grew beyond itself…
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My stupid brain is telling me to go to the park so I’m going now
texts my 9-year-old nephew and I wish my brain would tell me something wholesome instead of, the apocalypse…
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Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
Madison held her hands over her eyes. They hid the scene from her: clearing, lake, forest, driveway. Behind…
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Thank
Thank the animal, hunted, slain. Thank the concrete sidewalk, the dirt-orange brick wall, the kitchen floor water bug.…
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As a Boy, He Played With Matches
patches of brown grass dotted his yard, smoke rising under the sticky Georgia sun now, as we…
Mortality Mediated
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Q&A with Andrea Muñoz Martinez
1. Let’s start with the basics, tell us about yourself. My name is Andrea Muñoz Martínez. I am a visual and performance artist currently living and working in Austin, Texas. I was…
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San Antonio Review
Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
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