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Brake

by Austin Havican
April 14, 2017

“Mr. Batch?” “That’s me.” An old, grey-haired man folded his magazine and stood up. “I need to ask you something about your brakes,” I said….

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Becoming a Man

by Christopher Higgs
April 13, 2017

I nearly killed a boy named Jonathan Pilby when I was fifteen. If that nosy jogger hadn’t found his busted bloody body under the bridge…

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Polyphemus

by J. R. Hundemer
April 12, 2017

The police reports were true. They were true because I wrote them. I wrote them with my fist and I wrote them with my blood….

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S. O. L.

by Ian Grody
April 11, 2017

Irv drops the rifle, nears his son, Scotty. Scotty’s got a hole in his belly, and the half-open refrigerator, casting one slim yellow ray, picks…

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Dulce de Frutabomba

by Yousi Mazpule
April 10, 2017

I scurry across with a bottle of homemade dulce de frutabomba in my hands because if I hurry in, I can hurry out. It does…

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To Find an Alarm worth Waking For

by Joshua Jennings
April 7, 2017

His alarm clock used to sit in a box on a shelf in a department store that displayed mannequins that looked like high-end hookers. That…

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Lipstick before Bed

by Sarah Pacha
April 6, 2017

Her father asked if I drank. I lied and said no. I could tell he still didn’t like me much. But she liked the fact…

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Meaning of Life #30

by Sean Lovelace
April 5, 2017

“Every nurse has learned about the five rights…” –RN Journal The right time of day. The right medication, dose of medication. The right patient. The…

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Something about the Future

by Michael Jauchen
April 4, 2017

A tel dig occurs in the hills of Israel to prove, once and for all, where the city of Kiriath-Jearim actually was. Spades spade. Brushes…

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On the Distance between the Maps versus Clocks.

by Bill Hutchison
April 3, 2017

Fig. 1. Hunting mushrooms in the dead of night, walking through woods where god and all his wildness lives. There is an owl in the…

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