Bent from the Edges by Sarp Sozdinler
Lucy had a theory that we could measure the gravity of our traumas by simply cutting through our skin with a blunt knife and letting what...
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Bermuda Gold by Travis Dahlke
Cath and I met as neighbors. We shared an estate of Bermuda grass that my husband mowed before an asthmatic death followed him to South...
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In the Blink of an Eye by Tom Finnegan
I learn fraught as fear and ought, like there’s something I ought to do, but it makes me afraid. I blink-around the gaze board and...
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Of Stolen Objects & Places by Jennifer Fliss
While scouring the map, he’d mutter in Yiddish, the language of dead Jews, the mother tongue of guttural mourning.
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