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They’re Fossils, He Says
They’re Fossils, He Says
holding his pale palms outstretched, water-stained sedimentary rocks filling his hands, and I smile and say It could be true, not wanting…
Michael Ramsburg
May 21
Roxting
Roxting
I called it “roxting,” because song titles were used instead of phrases, verses instead of paragraphs, lyrics instead of messages. A crazy…
Alexandro Chen
May 13
That Good Ol’ Fashioned Grey-Area Depression
That Good Ol’ Fashioned Grey-Area Depression
A couple months back, a young woman asked me how she could delineate between sadness and depression. Did she deserve to call herself “a…
Stephanie Georgopulos
May 11
Vermilion Border
Vermilion Border
Where do you draw the line?
Ted Anthony
May 5
how i would like to be as a bible verse
how i would like to be as a bible verse
i. GROWTH
Tara Eng
Apr 27
The Defiant Act
The Defiant Act
This was the year I owned a bed again. The year I returned to teaching in an elementary school, tired and overextended, resentful and broke…
Amanda Oliver
Apr 27
Her Favorite Movie
Her Favorite Movie
They find the pop-up store in an old shopping arcade on the walk home. DVDs fill baskets out the front, and racks and shelves inside.
Snippets
Apr 22
Everything Was Beautiful And All Of It Hurt
Everything Was Beautiful And All Of It Hurt
A love story in five acts.
John Gorman
Apr 14
Finding a Math Equation for My Universe
Finding a Math Equation for My Universe
“I’ll pray for you, and you know I don’t even like Jesus”
Auburn Hae
Apr 12
A modern tragedy
A modern tragedy
At some point in the past, when conglomerates did not yet exist on the internet and the primary mode of investigating the web was following…
Jamie Talbot
Apr 12
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