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Prose
Is Jesus a man or a thing? I recall some religious conflict about this. First the Crusades, […]
Religious Conflict by Joanna Ruocco
This morning I saw a woodpecker the size of a turkey. At first, I heard it. I […]
Zeroscape by Joanna Ruocco
Rectangular boatplanks plopped, nestled, and nailed by builders now decades dead, foot-perpendicular-by-foot-perpendicular, like the staves of the […]
Ode to the Stairs by Andrea Witzke Slot
See it. I’ll force you. The baby’s head, dark and bloody, coming […]
Baudelaire’s Sister at the Betty Ford by Deirdra McAfee
I heard about water cats for the first time in a coffee house in Kasımpaşa [1]. A […]
Water Cats by Mustafa Ziyalan
I. Blank City In the neighborhood the girls call her Our Lady of Trash. Our Lady […]
Color Artist by Gabrielle Hovendon
Koch/Dinkins Children under 44 inches ride free. I. You admired […]
Thank You For Riding by Mallory McMahon
An angel came to her while she was mixing the salad and saying things like, “Mm, […]
A Salad for the Unforgotten by Helen Degen Cohen
1. The weather worsened, and despite myself, I walked back to […]
The Earth in its Devotion by Okla Elliott
Five Laws of Library Science 1. Books are for use 2. Every reader his/her book 3. Every […]
On Teaching by Mira Dougherty-Johnson
I keep running into my dead father outside the Dunkin Donuts […]