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Gamma-Knives

by Rachel Levy
January 18, 2018

With gamma-knives bisect me so now I are two. And I can name my selves: I and It. I can pick my selves out of…

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Every Place Is a Body

by Adeena Reitberger
January 17, 2018

When I knock on my boyfriend’s door in the middle of the night and tell him I’m leaving him for Lansing he mumbles something about…

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The Heart is the Least like Soap

by Lauri Anderson
January 16, 2018

With the bear, you can tell. But the heart is the least like soap. Red and lacquered, it could be plastic—a doll’s heart maybe, perfect…

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B-Movie

by Todd Kaneko
January 15, 2018

Nothing brings a man and woman together like a prehistoric shark, that 150 million-year-old fish with a face like a chainsaw. You are a marine…

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The Search

by Andrew Bales
January 12, 2018

I cast the power cord of my MacBook Pro across the table to Lindsay, like I’m on a sailboat and she’s waiting on the dock….

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Jumper

by Andrew Bales
January 11, 2018

I was walking downtown this afternoon to get some coffee, but instead I got a guy on a parking garage. Everyone stopped to gawk and…

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from “This Is Not Voyeurism” Café

by Kelley Irmen
January 10, 2018

The café is an overflow where mats can be put down as early as 9 PM; I step around and over bodies to get into…

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Outlook

by Jen Michalski
January 9, 2018

The Walgreen’s will close soon. The cashier has made the announcement, and Alex waits for the lights of the store to flicker. She wonders whether…

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Political Dog

by Anji Reyner
January 8, 2018

I made a joke the other day: my dog is socialist because she likes to meet new people. Actually, I have no idea of her…

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Gestures

by Anji Reyner
January 5, 2018

When the truck arrives, only one person should be out there to greet it. More than one person, and directions for backing up get muddled…

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