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Fiction by Lindsay HargraveOct 13, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Pincushion (Colin Lubner)

My mother tells her future husband what he means to her by saying to him, “Silly, silly man.” At the same time she tells me what I mean to her by easing my passage into […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveOct 12, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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BREAKERS (Robert Warf)

1] I’ll tell you something I don’t often tell. I’ll tell you what I’ve seen. What I see. I’ll tell you. Just you. 2] White feet in white sand. My feet. His feet. His hand […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveOct 9, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Elegy (Claire Taylor)

The thought pops into her head and she can’t shake it: she’s going to have sex here. This keeps happening. They’ll be somewhere innocuous, if not downright inappropriate, when a heat pulses through her so […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveOct 8, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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There Must Be Blood (Elizabeth R. McClellan)

For Honest Lewis “There must be blood”—the unbreakable lawof revolutions and fairy tales.This I knew. We grow up knowing. The emperor was cleaning outthe granaries we had filled for winter,the burse, even—kitchen maids whisper— selling […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveOct 7, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Rate Your Suffering At Neil Armstrong Middle School (J. Bradley)

Instructions: Use this checklist to rate your suffering at Neil Armstrong Middle School. Once you’re finished, refer to the table below to see how your suffering rates. If you checked … Then … Nothing You […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveOct 6, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Crashing Towards a Break (Sidney Dritz)

I left my hearton a Greyhound bus on the nightof the lunar eclipse when my seat-mate drank vodka and neon-red fruit punchfrom a soda cup, called every relative he had,and begged them to look out […]

Fiction by Lindsay HargraveOct 5, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Good Night (Joshua Hebburn)

It was Thursday evening, and they sat at the little table in the kitchen drinking beer while the spaghetti boiled and the canned sauce warmed up. “Do you remember Goodnight Moon?” “No.” “You didn’t read […]

Drinking Buddies by D.T. RobbinsOct 2, 20208:00 amDecember 10, 2020
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Sea Breeze (Paige Olivia Roberts)

Sea Breeze: 1 1/2 oz Vodka 3 oz Cranberry juice 1 1/2 oz Grapefruit juice Garnish with a lime wedge While the Kennedy’s sit across the bar and sip on their dignified signature cocktail, go […]

poetry by Lindsay HargraveOct 1, 20208:00 amApril 23, 2023
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god forbid (Nila Narain)

god forbid i have a body god forbid i show its lines, its curves, its stretchmarks: yaw / pitch god forbid it transforms grows, revels in its own glory god forbid it lets its mere […]

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