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On Stammering

by Nicholas Y.B. Wong
February 20, 2018

Freud has warned women about men who stutter because they are likely to be disappointing in bed. But a speech therapist from the School of…

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Shore Leave

by Kevin O’Cuinn
February 19, 2018

First came Dublin, porter and rain, longshoremen and short-arsed chancers. Everyone drunk and not giving a damn—feckless, they called it—a breath away from losing grip….

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Connect the Dots

by Brennen Wysong
February 16, 2018

Three Davids swimming under a bridge. Two Davids diving gracelessly from a buoy. One David’s thigh with a birthmark the color of a raspberry just…

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Magalíluismili

by Paul Kavanagh
February 15, 2018

They had high hopes when they built Magalíluismili, so why they built the village in the bottom of a valley was a joke we thought…

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Afterward

by Meredith K. Gray
February 14, 2018

Afterward smelled like death, which smelled like morphine, which smelled like raspberry, which I’ve never liked. These artificial fruit smells—chemical esters volatile and ripe—they smell…

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Everyone’s Playing Their Trump Card

by Matthew Salesses
February 13, 2018

In her wisdom, the wifely woman strategized the social worker’s entire visit. She laid it out like a game of Risk, which the boy liked…

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TV Was a Friend and an Enemy

by Matthew Salesses
February 12, 2018

After his mother passed, the boy who claimed he was mine became addicted to tragedy. The wifely woman said we had no choice, but I…

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Prologue: I’m Losing

by Carroll Beauvais
February 9, 2018

Tell me again about the time when we were babies and our thoughts were music. The wooden swing set, magnolia tree, camellias big as hats….

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Two False Starts

by Sonya L. Bilocerkowycz
February 8, 2018

I. You kissed Brooke Shields in a hot tub near Sausalito. It wasn’t on a houseboat, but at a rehab joint. In the ‘80s she…

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The Kitchen

by Sarah E. Harris
February 7, 2018

The sun in September is a hammer, is a circular saw. You were using a belt sander on the Saltillo tile in the kitchen. I…

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