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“Ian van Athen, or The Art of Reading” by Iana Boukova, Trans. by Ekaterina Petrova
And from the thousands of words that define us, not a single word has just one paternity. . .
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Poetry by Kimberly Grey
Filmic | Patterning
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“Ayat” by Ayeh Bandeh-Ahmadi
She stands at the mirror, staring at her reflection for what seems like a long time, waiting to see how quickly the puffiness will go down, learning that the answer is not fast enough. . .
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Poetry by Taylor Cornelius
Rattlesnake Tamer | Taylor and I | On an Evening in Crown Heights
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“Upside Down Frown” by Jarred Thompson
Maybe Keano’s electroceutical fed the neural concerto of Aanya’s break-up into larger networks of perspective. She couldn’t decide which was better: fixation or detachment?
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Poetry by Erich Slimak
Dream Home | Dream Home
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Poetry by Toby Altman
An Excerpt from To Feel Things and Their Names
Poetry by Kira Tucker
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Translator’s Dispatch: Ekaterina Petrova on Iana Boukova
Read an excerpt from the novel Traveling in the Direction of the Shadow by Iana Boukova, translated from the Bulgarian by Ekaterina Petrova. This excerpt…