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Coral, by Urayoán Noel

writing this ink like the inverse of cum fulcrum of sweat you end up with your face in your…

Since the 1970s, French Canadian author Gaëtan Brulotte has intrigued readers and critics with his clever, subtle novels and…

I wake up every night unable to open my mouth. I’m grinding my teeth in my sleep. My dentist…

On the other side of the universe is a woman named Emily whose life I could’ve lived. She loves black…

Virginia had mostly stopped coming to gigs, unless it was some sort of banquet where the band would get…

The bar man prepared several ornate tropical drinks repeatedly. Presumably the ambulance crew patiently rattled protocol while lifting. Presumably…

(with appreciation for Italo Calvino) The City of Serena In the beautiful city of Serena, every old woman wears…

By D. A. Powell —for Matthew There is no real cure for love, but there is a dry rub. Honey,…

By Peter Markus This boy is but a boy. The boy that he is, he sees what a boy…