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Smack

by Chella Courington
August 20, 2018

Meet me @ Aquarium, he texts. By jellyfish, 7. She would perhaps, most likely, but not before researching jellyfish for she knows his habits, the…

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Why Angela Reed Believed We Were Soulmates But Could Not, for Practical Reasons, Ever Really Be Together

by Andrew Wickenden
August 17, 2018

I don’t remember the book’s actual title but Angela called it her Bible of Destiny. A glossy-covered paperback the size of the Yellow Pages, corners…

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Buffalo

by Jacqueline Kharouf
August 16, 2018

After work, I found a perfect miniature buffalo grunting in the alley behind my building. He had deep brown eyes, tiny slate gray horns, and…

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Iceland by Night

by Barr Bielinski
August 15, 2018

“I don’t snorkel,” he said. “I don’t surf.” Lucinda canceled their Hawaii trip and booked them a Winter Solstice tour of Scandinavia. On the plane,…

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Jesus

by Matthew Mahaney
August 14, 2018

While previously believed to have been sent from the heavens and birthed by the Virgin Mary, we now know Jesus was created through spontaneous combustion….

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The Desert

by Matthew Mahaney
August 13, 2018

In 1948 only one baby was born in the state of New Mexico, a boy named Samuel. Sadly, he was born several months premature, and…

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Black Sunglasses

by Barbara Westwood Diehl
August 10, 2018

Darla touches all the sunglasses on the counter, mostly the black ones studded with rhinestones. She always has to touch things. Sam walks behind Darla…

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The Palace of Waiting Rooms

by Vanessa Angelica Villarreal
August 9, 2018

Once the patient has had the blastocytes transferred into her uterus, the patient must closely monitor pregnancy symptoms by tying a spoon to a string…

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At the Train Wreck

by J. David Stevens
August 8, 2018

All the ears were piled in one place and all the noses in another. All the fingers were piled together except for thumbs, which were…

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An Interview with Jean Seberg on Location

by Stephanie Dickinson
August 7, 2018

You wrote and directed Ballad of the Kid, a Wild West American mythos, yet filmed it in Paris. Any second thoughts about your Billy the…

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