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The Foxes

by Genevieve Betts
March 8, 2017

hold all weddings on Sundays. It begins with champagne brunches— the upper-class way to drink before noon. They dip their narrow-tipped muzzles near the fizz,…

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Sunset Heights

by Michael Reed
March 7, 2017

The parking lots of the taquerias are empty. Except for the big one, the one they’ve always gone to even when they didn’t live here….

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Swallowed

by Kate Cortese
March 6, 2017

I didn’t really know the girl, so I’m not as sad as I should be. And anyway, time makes things blurry. There are people who’ll…

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Revelations

by Darrel Holnes
March 3, 2017

“Have you seen God, Maria? – I’ve been looking for him all day.” “I haven’t seen him since last week. Wait you mean Jesus right?…

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Bertrand Russell Sees a Man

by M. David Hornbuckle
March 2, 2017

I. A Man Viewing a Sunset Let (x is human and x is male) be true where (x=x) is always true and (x has the…

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During the Brevity of Clarity Frederick Thinks to Himself in Third Person

by Matthew Stiles
March 1, 2017

Notice the severe overbite of the imbecile, Fredrick. Watch the droplets of spit disconnect and fall like overripe berries, combine into large globules, and divide…

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