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Poetry by Liliane Giraudon, trans. by Lindsay Turner
Four poems excerpted from Liliane Giraudon’s forthcoming book (in translation), Sphinx.
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“A: an echolocation” by Ceridwen Hall
To be aromantic and asexual is to find oneself wearing assumptions that don’t fit, to find oneself veering from an expected life trajectory—following an absence or negation of markers, following a quiet inner logic.
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Poetry by Ojo Taiye
The Shores of Faith | Periwinkles | Portrait At 19
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“Thought Contrails” by Vanessa Moeller
Facts are either beautiful or they leech the beauty from things.
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“Our Teeth Were Still There” by Lucy Zhang
She drifts around the house with her ghost baby, singing lullabies and rocking the baby like it’s a basket of eggs.
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Nonfiction by Steven Karl
Before my idiot dribble of adulthood, I was young once & because I was often in rooms filled with music there was dancing. Somewhere in Old City Philly…
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Translator’s Dispatch: Lindsay Turner on Liliane Giraudon
In its French edition, Liliane Giraudon’s Sphinx (La sphinge mange cru, Éditions Al Dante, 2013) is a slim red volume…

Poetry by Toby Altman
An Excerpt from To Feel Things and Their Names

Poetry by Kira Tucker
Self-Assessment