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Leftovers
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by Joanne Nelson Mayonnaise, cream cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, Thai peanut sauce. My visiting, hungry daughter checks expiration dates and …
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In the Examination Room
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by Melissa Knox You are sitting across from a heavy-lidded student in a hot room that is supposed to …
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The Princess of Fantasistan
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by Riham Adly It’s never easy: traveling on a cloud, carrying around my own mug-shot, and all that running …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
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When I lived in Los Angeles (2003-2010), I lived in Santa Monica, nine blocks from the beach and a million …
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I Try to Get Out of the Way So the Soul May Draw Near
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by Mary Morris But I keep tripping on steps in the earth, get lost in my mother’s skirts, and …
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Swirling Debris
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by Tisha Marie Reichle-Aguilera She stands on the corner, only one young man next to her. His headphone bass …
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Curious
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by Frances Gapper Your domestic set-up’s a tight trinity: you, housekeeper Jane and spider Mabelene. Clever with investments, you’re …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
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Summer went by entirely too quickly for my family. As I write this, I am in disbelief that fall truly …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
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As I write this letter for the fall issue, I am flying solo this week as my wife is in …
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Batting Stones
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by Ronald Hartley The boy was shirtless, slender and deeply tanned, with shoulder blades protruding from his upper back …
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