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THE DEBT COLLECTOR
We get quite hungry, you know, never touching the ground.
September 29, 2026 | Fiction
My Successful Real Estate Career
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Perhaps, I thought, I belonged on the laundry room discard shelf with “still good?” written across my forehead.
September 28, 2026 | Poetry
Four Poems
David Gladfelter
look at me and how I just / sit around and fucking pout
September 28, 2026 | Fiction
Keith’s Wondrous Moment
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The description stated that it needed to be handled with gloves, which was a little frightening for something that was supposed to be ingested.
September 27, 2026 | fucked up modern love essays
Reminiscence from Yokohama
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They called it the ‘tip of the spear.’ China in the east, North Korea not far.
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Marty
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If I tell you that my 76-year-old brother began using drugs when he was 14, you might guess what our relationship has been like over time. And, if add that my parents always favored my brother,
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