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Volcano Climate
Volcanoes have a rough way with words. They spit fire, they spit rock; they emit a thousand heresies against the lives of men— the lie of death, the lie of…
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Volcano Climate
Volcanoes have a rough way with words. They spit fire, they spit rock; they emit a thousand heresies…
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Telling Stories
There’s a Leonardo Da Vinci sketch in the National Gallery of London, a cartoon for a painting never…
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Lifting the Stone
Laughter keeps the score of truth, marking the level in light and taking nothing away, for nothing is…
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The Biggest Room in the City
She hated the Sunday dress her mother had picked out for her at the Northwood Mervyn’s, which had…
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The Formal Problem of Rape: On Jamie Hood’s Trauma Plot
For the last third of her memoir, Trauma Plot, Jamie Hood is in therapy. This fifth and final…
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And the cow jumped over the moon
My boss Tom Skinner was a ballbuster if there ever was one, but he’d agreed to let me…
Mortality Mediated
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Low-Tech Signage
2023 Willy Conley Willy Conley, a former biomedical photographer, has photos featured in his books Photographic Memories, Plays of Our Own – An Anthology of Scripts by Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing…
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San Antonio Review
Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art that lingers after reading.
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