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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Buy One, Get One
Daniel Davis
Roy never used the utility knife to break down boxes.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
The Loneliness of the Long-distance Woman
Shannon Savvas
Here you are in a room in the Hotel Bologna on the periphery of a fantastic city. He has gone.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
The Swing
Ignacio Bayardo Peña
The man pushes his bicycle up the hill, his eyes looking to the front wheel and his breath entering and exiting his mouth steadily with the turning of the spokes.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Look at What We Did
Hira Nathan
The name’s Haumie, but everyone calls me Homie. I’m not really a homie – that’s just what my nan called me and it stuck.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Polite Footprints
Maggie Rainey-Smith
“Fish amok. ” “Amuck. ” “You can’t mock, it’s not polite!” Heather’s antenna was up now, tuned in to the conversation.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
The Deliberate Reader
Judith Lofley
The first time James bought a second-hand unread book he was pleased; happy, even, and it only cost a single coin.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Underneath the Motherland
Jillian Sullivan
Forget the Empire State Building.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
To Mahia
Paul Burns
Keri chose Friday for her departure to the Mahia Peninsula and began packing as soon as Andy had left for work.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Fishing Boy
Bonnie Etherington
My mother was a half-Balinese, half-New Zealand blend of Māori-whaler-Polish missionary.
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January 25, 2015
Fiction
Single Mothers Are Easy
Becca Joyce
We bottleneck at the back door. The girls are wearing their best dresses, little white socks, and brand-new shiny, red shoes.
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January 25, 2015
Nonfiction
Unwinding Is-ness
Amaris Ketcham
I spent most of my long, spare hours of youth sitting on the dorm stoop, eyes reddened by the incessant Albuquerque wind.
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January 25, 2015
Nonfiction
Headlight Eyes
Melissa Wiley
He threw a Bible sheathed in olive suede at me when I pitched at him a dictionary with a spine broken past all healing.
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