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“Far From Home” by E.P. Tuazon
After school, I’d head to the arcade first. That was my real home. I never got into games like Dad did, but I liked getting my hands in the machines, figuring out how they worked. . .
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Poetry by Stanislava Mogileva, trans. Joan Brooks
Three Poems Translated from the Russian
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“Articulated Body, Mint Complete” by Paula Weiman
Sometimes Alice dreams she’s wearing Jennifer’s face. . .
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Poetry by Michael Dhyne
Like a Gift Passed Between Us | Sonogram
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[angels] by Domingo David Canizales III
At the back of the hallway closet is a leather jacket. It belongs to your dad, she says. . .
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“Parrots at the Window” by Neethu Krishnan
I was healthy and suddenly, not—an odyssey one sentence short. . .
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Poetry by Alicia Byrne Keane
A Habit | and other poems
On Kazim Ali’s The Voice of Sheila Chandra by Jacob Griffin Hall
Earlier tonight, I sat on my apartment balcony in the cold and stared at the few stars that rampant light pollution allowed to break through. . .
Translator’s Dispatch: Robin Myers on Tedi López Mills
as genuinely interested in the pursuit of wisdom as she is resigned to the belief that she will never achieve it. . .
