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A Way of Keeping
Tuesday afternoon, she went to the Calhouns’ straight from school. Eliza and her daughters had just arrived home from San Antonio Christian, and the girls were upstairs doing homework. “We’re…
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A Way of Keeping
Tuesday afternoon, she went to the Calhouns’ straight from school. Eliza and her daughters had just arrived home…
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Bacon in Dubai
Fumes burn and float from a piled slaughter of bodies on the lobby’s OLED T.V. But do…
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Who wants to be E. L. Doctorow?
I traveled a long way to find the workman,whose nameless eyes prefigured my arrival.“They said you died of…
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No Egress
We were newly married, which is to say we had become a single, awkward fact in the eyes…
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We Are Patches
We are patches, We’re cut from the same cloth, no matter the color of thread or the size…
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Domestic Sentences 47
I like that when the first rain of spring comes it melts the snow on the drive to…
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Gallows
Cape Mendocino sunset. Which forgotten goddess taught the sky to die so well?I fled westward, always westward. Old myths and older magistrates compelled. Born in Indiana when DDT turned eggshells…
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Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
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