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  1. He Died We Left Him Til Morning

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    December 21, 2018 by The Citron Review

    by Christopher Gaumer   We laid him down, forty pounds of beagle. We took shovels; the earth opened easy, like …
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    Category: 2018, Fiction, Micro Fiction | Tags: , , , , ,

Photo of child reading on busy subway by Nathan Elliot.

Nathan Elliott. Newfoundland Boy on Montréal Subway. Montréal, Ligne Verte, 2018.

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Fall 2019 IssueSeptember 23rd, 2019
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"Ashes" by Linda G White is a flash essay where the liminal is everything until it isn't. It's smoldering now in our Winter Issue. https://citronreview.com/2018/12/21/ashes/ #amreading #flashcnf #thecitronreview
Andrea Marcusa's microfiction "Freedom" offers us the world that had been denied. Feel the chill in our Winter Issue. https://citronreview.com/2018/12/21/freedom/ #amreading #microfiction #thecitronreview
Victoria Buitron's "The Translator" flash essay explores how language rearranges and connects us in our Winter Issue of The Citron Review. https://citronreview.com/2018/12/21/the-translator/ #amreading #flashcnf #thecitronreview #winterissue
"A Sequence of Five Poems" by Simon Perchik #Sundayread #amreading #poetry #TheCitronReview #Winter2018
Visceral new flash fiction lives among us, thanks to Tara Isabel Zambrano. Beautifully haunting our Winter Issue. https://citronreview.com/2018/12/21/enfold/ #amreading #thecitronreview #flashfiction
We're still reading! All 2019 picks are also eligible for consideration to be included in our 10th anniversary issue this September. 🍋 #callforsubmissions #CitronStories #briefliterature #cheerstotenyears #amreading #TheCitronReview #poetry #fiction #creativenonfiction

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