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Family Therapy

There were holes in the story but I knew they were made by the devil’s horns.

No. 29 • Kyle Francis Williams


 

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Compromise

Everyone has stories they’ve kept to themselves.

No. 29 • Ada Zhang


 

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The Pale Pig

He saw the ice growing up from the dirt, the browning of the grass. The ascendance of the callous season.

No. 25 • Kristen Gleason


 

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Basic Training

My sister and I were only small-scale sinners.

No. 24 • Mahreen Sohail


 

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Notes from Sedona

Sometimes I think the only true and satisfactory means of contact with those we love is by writing rather than talking.

No. 24 • Dorothea Tanning


 

Poetry

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Two Poems

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

No. 21 • Camille Rankine


 

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The Mausoleum of Lovers

I think that death, when it comes, is ardently desired by the body (abrupt spring shower), that it is just the respite from a fatal disgust.

No. 17 • Hervé Guibert


 

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Almanac

History is in the panorama, buried like old stones or sediment from an older era.

No. 16 • Robert Sullivan


 

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A Stubborn Desire

The way of Saint James, a pilgrimage route culminating at the tomb of Saint James in Santiago Compostela in Spain, passed through Bordeaux during the Middle Ages.

No. 15 • Maud Casey


 

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Cattle Haul

It’s easier driving through the country, especially when you doing a cattle haul.

No. 05 • Jesmyn Ward


 

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Origin Story

“Dorothy Gale,” she said.

No. 01 • Kelly Link


 

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Shotgun Calypso

I remember rolling the backseat window down and wondering if I was gonna forget someday.

No. 31 • Indya Finch


 

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The Cove

No. 32 • CJ Green