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An Eye for an Eye
An Eye for an Eye written by: Olga Cunha - Fyodor huffed over his computer, trying to type, with one hand, an article...
This City is Mine
This City is Mine written by: Suman Pokhrel - The forty-year-long city, to me at the time, stretched across the span...
The Lives and Dreams of Some of Us
The Lives and Dreams of Some of Us written by: Bogdan Dragos his left eye was just...
Split Ends
Split Ends written by: Lily Finch - Macy trusted routine. The farm demanded it—early mornings, repeated labour...
When a Door Closes
When a Door Closes written by: Michael Graeme - I dreamed of Sarah last night, and now she's sitting over there. That's not a coincidence...
Decet: Gustatory Musings
Decet: Gustatory Musings written by: Louis Gallo - Naturally there will be food. I call my mother long distance and after the Happy Easter’s...
The Barn Ghost
The Barn Ghost written by: Vivek Subramanian - The first thing people noticed about the barn was that it never...
Bongo
Bongo written by: Franco Forleo - I woke before the sun had even considered lifting its golden head. During the night, the cold...
Isle of Palms
Isle of Palms written by: Jim Bartlett - With a quick dip of the paddle’s blade, Marcy guides the kayak through the last...
Always Its Home
Always Its Home written by: Christina Stewart By morning I fasten a smiling mask to my bones....
Damien
Damien written by: William Weeks - I had moved into my small, Sausalito houseboat only a few days before. A man had just made my first...
Free Spirit
Free Spirit written by: Christopher Johnson - Professor Larson was teaching the Philosophy of Education to us undergrads...
Dad
Dad written by: Bernie Murphy The first time his intestine flipped I ran to church in flip-flops,...
Idiomatic
Idiomatic written by: Mark Woodward He’s talking while I’m already annoyed, not at him. I’ve gone somewhere...
