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Nixon Over the Moon
Richard Nixon loves astronauts. Not all astronauts. That John Glenn, with his snooty comments about the President’s ABM proposal, is not a Nixon favorite. Nixon does love Frank Borman, a…
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Zero Defects
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Symbiotic Semiotics
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Whiff
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Letter to E. from Tumacácori Mission
Dear E., When their vespers finally cease,I dream of fingerless men fingeringtheir other hands, itching for prayer beads.Only…
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Troubadour
Strings spin from the friction of the bow tension of two ends pulled tight over a thin wooden…
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The Whiteboard
In violation of hospital policy, someone who worked the night shift had placed a water bottle on the…
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Last Girl in Leadville
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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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