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Abyssal Giant!
What it is to live as an abyssal giant/ but beached, huge and primeval Poetry by Joseph Zenoni
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Sex Tips For The End Of The World
Fiction by Nicole Beckley For a moment she thinks of her ex-husband, Dan, how crazy they were, how immature. How they’d knocked his bed off the shaky cinderblock frame a few times, climbing on top of each other. How her mother had cried at the sight of her in a wedding dress. “So grown up,”…
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dreams of place
Two poems by Anna Weaver to make like the women/ in short stories and give/ herself a new name
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Candelaria
Fiction by Michael Mark The funeral was stodgy and the minister had as much to say about the real Johnny as I did about the real Woodrow Wilson. He talked about living brightly like it was a certain kind of apple—like there were many types of apples in the orchard, but you knew the good…
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Someday
Poetry by Mark Trechock I arrived on a Sunday afternoon / in the city where Reagan once decided / that Salvadorans seeking refuge from death squads / posed a threat to democracy as we knew it.
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Riven
George Ella Lyon, George Ella Lyon poems, Kentucky poetry, Kentucky poets, New Limestone Review, NLR poetryTwo poems by George Ella Lyon Someone wails / in the basement / of my dream. / Amid the wailing / I hear a welter of water.
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Late Spring
Jim McDermott, Jim McDermott fiction, Jim McDermott short stories, New Limestone Review, NLR fictionFiction by Jim McDermott My wife and I had just moved back to the States from Ireland then. I was about to turn forty-one. Our longest try at living somewhere other than home had brought us to another dead end.
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Lives of the Rabbits
Two poems by David Welch If we are / to accept the rabbits of autumn, asked / the audience, must we accept also the green / life of the bird on the tree, how it looks like a leaf / as it pales