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The Girlfriend Who Wasn’t a Girlfriend
Dalton Monk
We spent most of the night watching Billy Madison and eating ice cream and cookies and building a fort.
The Girlfriend Who Wasn’t a Girlfriend
Dalton Monk
We spent most of the night watching Billy Madison and eating ice cream and cookies and building a fort.
Huddled Faceless in Nippon: An Excerpt
Dale Brett
Later that night, past midnight, I quietly hear her leave the apartment. I don’t stir. I don’t ask her what, where or why. I stay perfectly still and pretend to be asleep.
Huddled Faceless in Nippon: An Excerpt
Dale Brett
Later that night, past midnight, I quietly hear her leave the apartment. I don’t stir. I don’t ask her what, where or why. I stay perfectly still and pretend to be asleep.
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Crystal K.
I confess my DIY rituals in high school, tiny fires fueled by crumpled notes and dried flowers from lost loves and later, gifts from my parents bought during the divorce. In the smoke, my hope conceived visions: sometimes revenge, always return. Nothing I witnessed was more than smoke
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Crystal K.
I confess my DIY rituals in high school, tiny fires fueled by crumpled notes and dried flowers from lost loves and later, gifts from my parents bought during the divorce. In the smoke, my hope conceived visions: sometimes revenge, always return. Nothing I witnessed was more than smoke
What Was Left Was Ours
Linnie Greene
Why bother with the pretense of health or ambition, when the world was ending and there were still snacks, drinks, trysts with another unwashed neighbor?
What Was Left Was Ours
Linnie Greene
Why bother with the pretense of health or ambition, when the world was ending and there were still snacks, drinks, trysts with another unwashed neighbor?
All of Us Have It
Crow Jonah Norlander
Everything that could have possibly budged already had, anything neglectable was long ago done so.
All of Us Have It
Crow Jonah Norlander
Everything that could have possibly budged already had, anything neglectable was long ago done so.
Three Smallies
Zac Smith
The guy on the podcast had cancer, he was dying –every day he was dying a little bit more – and he was reflecting on being a literary agent.
Three Smallies
Zac Smith
The guy on the podcast had cancer, he was dying –every day he was dying a little bit more – and he was reflecting on being a literary agent.
Everyday, Mama Reburied the Pig
Connor Goodwin
Mama was a truck. A Ford Bronco, to be exact.
Everyday, Mama Reburied the Pig
Connor Goodwin
Mama was a truck. A Ford Bronco, to be exact.
Rainbows in Alabama
Steve Comstock
"Six fine fish in that dirty pond! They're gonna die there anyway!" he told me. "They're gonna suffocate on all that mud."
Rainbows in Alabama
Steve Comstock
"Six fine fish in that dirty pond! They're gonna die there anyway!" he told me. "They're gonna suffocate on all that mud."
Three Women I Almost Loved
Rebecca Fishow
She said: in my home, I want to feel at home. I want to feel as though I am swaddled in blanket, as though the walls pump food right to my gut. I water the plants, all seven or eight, some dying. I feed the cat
Three Women I Almost Loved
Rebecca Fishow
She said: in my home, I want to feel at home. I want to feel as though I am swaddled in blanket, as though the walls pump food right to my gut. I water the plants, all seven or eight, some dying. I feed the cat
Composite Characters
Erika Veurink
The first time I met Courtney, she told me she loved my ballet flats. We were wearing the same $14.99 shoes. She hated her curly hair and middle name and Democrats.
Composite Characters
Erika Veurink
The first time I met Courtney, she told me she loved my ballet flats. We were wearing the same $14.99 shoes. She hated her curly hair and middle name and Democrats.
Holoceners
Kyle Kirshbom
1. Driving east on I-94 from 8:41 to 8:55 I saw brief glimpses of beauty.
Holoceners
Kyle Kirshbom
1. Driving east on I-94 from 8:41 to 8:55 I saw brief glimpses of beauty.
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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."
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