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Six Stories in One Town
Jieyan Wang
In the mornings, we watch the wagons come in a procession, rolling down the streets in one thin line.
Six Stories in One Town
Jieyan Wang
In the mornings, we watch the wagons come in a procession, rolling down the streets in one thin line.
Aura-lift™
Allie Rowbottom
The best plastic surgeons are cultured. They stand at the intersection of art and science and are not, generally, superficial.
Aura-lift™
Allie Rowbottom
The best plastic surgeons are cultured. They stand at the intersection of art and science and are not, generally, superficial.
To Her Next Boyfriend
Jane DIESEL
If thinking your own thoughts has never brought you love, is it so bad to let another think for you?
To Her Next Boyfriend
Jane DIESEL
If thinking your own thoughts has never brought you love, is it so bad to let another think for you?
Smells Like You
Maggie Edwards
Tennis balls were always disgusting. That creep-crawly not-green not-quite-yellow felt that made my teeth grind and my spine twitch, always wet with dog slobber. And it never lost that toxic new car
Smells Like You
Maggie Edwards
Tennis balls were always disgusting. That creep-crawly not-green not-quite-yellow felt that made my teeth grind and my spine twitch, always wet with dog slobber. And it never lost that toxic new car
The Complement
Madeline Furlong
I painted my lips and fingers red the first time I was unfaithful. It was in college, with a girl with sharp orange hair who had a smile that said come. I never really liked her--she was arrogant and
The Complement
Madeline Furlong
I painted my lips and fingers red the first time I was unfaithful. It was in college, with a girl with sharp orange hair who had a smile that said come. I never really liked her--she was arrogant and
When Rose Leaves
Abbie Barker
When Rose leaves, she hands me a lamp and says, “I’m afraid it will break in the move.” She tosses a bag of Twizzlers into her Corolla. The backseat is piled with thrift store dresses and Doc Martens.
When Rose Leaves
Abbie Barker
When Rose leaves, she hands me a lamp and says, “I’m afraid it will break in the move.” She tosses a bag of Twizzlers into her Corolla. The backseat is piled with thrift store dresses and Doc Martens.
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Exit, Carefully
Elizabeth Ellen
"I loved reading Exit, Carefully. It’s unusual, and in my opinion exciting, to publish a play without previously receiving a major production."
-Walker Caplan, Lithub


