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Lost Centuries

By Shome Dasgupta
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Yonder Years Ago So down a synapse they tunneled, carried past sensation burdens: memory waves chute-oscillated, irrigated crevices and canals…

Stargazing: An Interview with Neil Clark

By K Chiucarello
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I forget where I stumbled across your Twitter account (or when for that matter). But I do remember being struck…

Another Morning

By K.C. Mead-Brewer

The rifle leans by the cabin door. The gray window is cold to the touch. The mother sucks something from…

Grown-Ups Also Lie: Three Micros

By Melissa Bowers

Punch Me he tells his son. It’s okay. You need to learn. Tenderly, the father kneels, and the boy makes…

Lakeside Mermaid

By Jessica Hudson

It takes thirty years for my older sister to swim here from the Pacific coast. She no longer has vocal…

Wild Thing

By Van Thaxton

CW: kidnapping But we were so young and our parents were hippies, and our music came from the garage band…

And This One is Full of Rain

By Dana Blatte

The birds only come once a year. Always on my birthday, just as I’m blowing my age into candle smoke…

Lisa Won’t Quit Scuba

By John Jodzio

You and Lisa tried to save your marriage by taking some community education classes. Intro to Pottery started in March,…

Echoes

By Lukasz Drobnik

So sudden you didn’t have time to put your hair on. So loud your eardrums hurt. Who are these people…

Into the Sink

By Courtney Clute

She slipped her thumb into her mouth, sucked in a heavy swallow of air, shrunk her waist to the size…

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