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My Parents’ Home

by Kelly Q
January 17, 2017

My Dad’s Scar, 2006 This is an image of my father’s scar from a kidney removal surgery in the winter of 1999. He has since…

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REPLACED

by Dustin Martens
January 16, 2017

You’ve found someone else, haven’t you? So is she running Media Center or something? OS X? You’re leaving me for a MAC? How long have…

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The Ocean Tied

by Bryan Owens
January 13, 2017

The tide washed in on their legs. It curled and broke over their knees then receded and soaked into the sand. Scott sat with his…

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Show, Don’t Tell

by Paul Eckert
January 12, 2017

My friend’s name is Laura, but don’t ever call her that. If you are introduced to her she’ll say, “Nice to meet you. My name…

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Waves

by Maritsa Rosa
January 11, 2017

Olas ELE VOA! “¡Ya me voy, ya me fui!” exclama la niña. “¡seré una isla!” “¿Donde vas mi niña linda?” pregunta el niño. “Iré donde…

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Sir Ice Cream & Jelly

by Maritsa Rosa
January 10, 2017

“What would you like to feast upon on this harvest night?” said the mildly mannered thrall. “Ice cream and jelly, ice cream and jelly today…

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Mapmaker

by Eric Todd
January 9, 2017

At night, the searching dry cold bore into bones like termites or bees into graying outhouses. She started wearing the next day’s uniform to bed….

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Vacation with Graciela

by Lou Amyx
January 6, 2017

You found me that first night in the bar across the plaza from Teatro Juárez. You talked. I drank wine, watched the fútbol and the…

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Epiphanies

by Joshua Daniel
January 5, 2017

02-11-07 Suddenly she realized she missed the romance of traveling by train. 02-12-07 It all seemed clear us them then, what our fathers had meant…

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Looking for a Metaphor

by Todd Dillard
January 4, 2017

I came across Telemakhos one day, as he was busy digging a hole in the fields. “Telemakhos,” I said, “What are you doing?” “My dog…

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