Tag Archives: Andrea Jurjević

  1. Apropos of Balkan’s Last Sworn Virgins

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Andrea Jurjević   I Socks pulled over hands, virdžina schleps through the snow-choked trail, the hacked peaks of Dinaric …
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Jennifer Lang imagines an adventure through Petra with her aging father. She considers the joy of being in the present, even as a loved one's memory is fading.
Gabriela Denise Frank takes us back in time through a reflection on her rugged father. Although this memory is not our own, Frank makes it feel totally familiar.
In Median Memorial for a Homeless Man Hit by Car, Zebulon Huset takes time to honor a life loss at an intersection by looking closely at a roadside memorial.
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In "Revelation," Michael Pittard shows us how to treat the deadly radish and lethal carrot with the utmost respect.
Michael Pittard invites us to sit and relax with a saint; to take a moment to savor a pear and watch the grass.

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