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Each house in twilight, its own
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by C M Taylor small country: bordered & boarded up invisibly against the outside, alien. When strangers cross our …
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Dearest Timothy
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by Lucy Wilde Dearest Timothy, Perhaps instead I should address this to Tim, the timid boy from Biggar, with …
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A Girl Walks Home in the Snow
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by A.M. Henry – One – A girl walks home in the snow. She is coming from: school, the …
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Ascent of the Blessed (c. 1505-1515)
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by James Kelly Quigley How can I describe it? More liquid than electric. Coals gleamed like eyes. It kept …
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Invisible Rhythm
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by Adam Day I don’t always trust the sanity of my vessel. Roof sitting over the city; lost my …
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Crooked Fever
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by Adam Day In Louisville we tie hemp rope around major general Breckinridge’s neck, the separation from plinth gesturing …
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witness
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by Sheila Dong you saw a lightship full of people with bodies like lilies. you saw a tree full …
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Notes on Zest
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As I take on the role of Editor of Zest, I look forward to finding new ways to improve this …
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Notes on the Creative Nonfiction Selections
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A few years ago for nine uncanny weeks I dated a man who worked nights and each morning while the …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentDecember 21, 2020 by The Citron Review
Recently, I read an article about the physical and mental benefits of reading. The article detailed the theory of mind—the …
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