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Browse: Home   /   2017   /   May

Circus Truths in Five Acts

by Thad DeVasse
May 31, 2017

I. Notice how even the ringmaster, dazzling in his sequined ensemble, is unsure of his talent: the whip firmly in hand, the frantic pacing in…

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The Skeleton Warrior’s Retirement

by Ryan Dilbert
May 30, 2017

The most vile and hideous beings gathered at midnight in a clearing near the tomb of an ancient war criminal. Mugs of mead spilled down…

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Pitch

by James R. Tomlinson
May 29, 2017

He tells me I wouldn’t survive on the East Side. He tells me I wouldn’t survive on the West Side. He’s talking about Detroit. I…

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Chunks

by Mark Blickley
May 26, 2017

The slant of this roof makes it damn hard to hold I’m hot and hungry and tired and if the human body is made of…

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Coffee Fatality

by Zoe Alexandra
May 25, 2017

I am typing fatalities as if it were dry cleaning instructions. I don’t feel bad for them: 13,470 fatalities in crashes involving an alcohol-impaired driver….

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The Dalai Lama Orders Coffee at the Drive-Thru

by Jeff Foster
May 24, 2017

“May I help you?” “Yes,” the Dalai Lama yelled into the intercom, “give me a medium hazelnut coffee with extra cream and three Splendas.” “Would…

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Good News

by Daniel Spinks
May 23, 2017

I watched Dr. Phil yesterday. Everything he said was so right. So true. I was humbled in his presence. I took green beans out of…

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The Day You were Engaged

by Daniel Spinks
May 22, 2017

You were crying. You were excited. Very. I wished there was some way to TiVo your emotion and play it later at a time when…

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Park

by Daniel Spinks
May 19, 2017

She saw me pointing at a bird. “My fingernails are sweating,” I said. It was my turn to close my eyes.” That’s not possible,” she…

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Express to Barcelona

by Rebecca Cross
May 18, 2017

The man across from me on the train is moaning. He has a pain in his stomach, he says. “I have a pain in my…

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