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  1. Swirling Debris

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    September 23, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Tisha Marie Reichle-Aguilera   She stands on the corner, only one young man next to her. His headphone bass …
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    Category: 10th Anniversary, 2019, Micro Fiction | Tags: , , , ,

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@citylightsbooks isn't the only star in this flash fiction from Mark Cassidy. Find out the scoop before heading over to Fisherman's Wharf. #amreading #ripferlinghetti
"Where the Black people at?" Shakirah Peterson asks in her creative nonfiction piece "Ugh, Uub." featured in our Spring Issue. Peterson is commenting on the lack of black representation in DragonBall Z, but the question reverberates to TV, Games, and positive media in general.
Let's play ball! Our micro "Lament" is a strike right on the corner by Jason Gebhardt. (Today's the first day of @mlb baseball, after all.)
We always exit through the gift shop. Rikki Santer's poem is already there in The Museum of Fear.
The lessons learned aren't always the ones that are taught. We welcome Wenxin Tang's first published nonfiction piece, "How to Become a Thinker: A Chinese Room."
Since it's the Spring Equinox, it's time for our Spring Issue!

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