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Yugoslavia: The Encyclopedia of the Dead

I confuse love with nostalgia.

No. 30 • Maja Lukic


 

Poetry

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Duet

That sure as fangs a threat-pestered sheeny cottonmouth gon’ gape.

No. 30 • Atsuro Riley


 

Poetry

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The Poem of the Bow

For there to be friendship, some wrongs must be suffered.

No. 29 • Al-Shammākh


 

Fiction

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Compromise

Everyone has stories they’ve kept to themselves.

No. 29 • Ada Zhang


 

Fiction

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Dublin, We Were

We can return home in our reflections, even when the city we knew, the city we were, has gone forever.

No. 29 • David Hayden


 

Fiction

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Woman Sleeping

"Bodies are difficult," said the woman when the child finally slipped inside the dream.

No. 26 • Teolinda Gersão


 

Document

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Sitting: A Position Paper

The workers of the world (except at lunch hour and on the weekend and except parents and those who care for children) don’t sit in parks.

No. 25 • Denise Scott Brown


 

Essay

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The Green Man

They say difficulty is an invitation; does that mean the more the difficulty, the more the invitation? Is impossibility the deepest invitation of all?

No. 25 • Amy Leach


 

Essay

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She’ll Make Herself Alive

Concealment, discretion, secrecy: I found myself thinking of Epicurus’s advice, lathe biosas: “live in obscurity.”

No. 23 • Antonio Romani


 

Feature

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A Man on the Grass

Their power is rooted not in their beauty but in the sense of inclusion they offer, a sense of inclusion that, for some people, isn’t as important as truth.

No. 22 • John Haskell


 

Poetry

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Two Poems

I want to give you everything. / This is called a sickness.

No. 21 • Camille Rankine


 

Fiction

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Karate Chop

She had once been advised to listen well to what a man said just when he began to sense a woman was showing interest in him.

No. 14 • Dorthe Nors


 

Poetry

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You Who Are On Your Way Over There

You who are on your way over there / Toward what was once an azure blue dream, / My sun the closest shadow / to another’s shadow

No. 13 • Alain Mabanckou


 

Poetry

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Two Poems

I’m glum about your sportive flesh in the empire of blab, / And the latest guy running his trendy tongue like a tantalizing surge / Over your molars, how droll.

No. 06 • Major Jackson


 

Fiction

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Li Ling

In the ninth lunar month of Tianhan 2 (99 B.C.E.), during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Commander of the Cavalry Li Ling led a force of five thousand foot soldiers north from the border fort of Zheluzhang.

No. 08 • Atsushi Nakajima