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by Adriane Seville For Amarna Miller I have seen all of you, all that you allow to be seen; …
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If I Were the Daughter of My Mother and Wim Wenders
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by Lisa Eve Cheby Forget making it beautiful, it is still the only thing I can do better than …
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Bumbling Through
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by Lisa Eve Cheby The day is not a particularly original gifter, presents what is always already there, little …
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Notes on the Creative Nonfiction Selections
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Perhaps one of the most important functions of literature is to help us deal with uncertainty. Authors may not set …
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Monsoon City
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by Dani Redd The rains are late this year. The city, in the throes of an extended summer, throbs …
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Solve for X
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by Jackie Sizemore The train spits us out into Normandy. We’ve arrived safely despite having the wrong ticket, and …
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Deep Waters
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by Victoria Miller She is twenty-nine and works in an office, but that’s not important. She enjoys watching classic …
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The Full Circle of Love
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by Patricia Fuentes Burns It has been decades since I’ve gotten up this early, but I learned when raising …
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Girls Who Break Hearts
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by Candace Hartsuker Girls who break hearts conjure boys out of thin air, palm them in their hands like …
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The Townsfolk in Winter
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by Tim Hawkins Scurrying together, uniting at the flagpole, chapped hands of greeting concealed like their expressions lost inside …
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