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The riddle of a new morning
Issue 23Hisham BustaniSeptember 7, 2026poetry
Good Car

This struck me dumb. The news was too severe, too eternal.

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Issue 23Mark HitzSeptember 7, 2026fiction
Disengagement
Issue 23Hisham BustaniSeptember 7, 2026poetry
Terrible Lizards

Nobody wants to see a Ford when they’re looking for a Brontosaurus.

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Issue 23Kristen ArnettSeptember 7, 2026fiction
The Monastics

Ivan writes to me that in the solitude of the monastery, one can find a peace akin to a great slab of marble.

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Issue 23John Paul LarsonSeptember 7, 2026nonfiction
Constellations for Butchers

The big dipper, a ladle where I rest my hunger.

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Issue 23Amanda ChiadoSeptember 7, 2026poetry
The Assistant

Every night, something new awaited me. I was impressed by the variety of situations she conjured.

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Issue 23Leyna KrowSeptember 7, 2026fiction
Good Friday

He wants to pass along that momentary faith, performing a miracle all his own.

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Issue 23Ross FeelerSeptember 7, 2026fiction
Honeysuckle

I wanted to see if you would follow me 

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Issue 23Christine ByrneSeptember 7, 2026poetry
Blueprint for a revolution
Issue 23Hisham BustaniSeptember 7, 2026poetry
Guantánamo for Lover Boys

We found the candles one of us had been saving for romance. We lit them.

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Issue 23Sam BermanSeptember 7, 2026fiction
Unsonnet Ars Poetica Self-Portrait as the Narrator of an Unpublished Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi Novel

I / invent in the eyelash of a / comma

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Issue 23Dante Di StefanoSeptember 7, 2026poetry
Deer Heart

Clyde remembers making snow angels.

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Issue 23Noah DavisSeptember 7, 2026fiction
Free Firewood

Billie turned in her seat and watched the house through the back windshield: nobody stood at the door. The air was clear and cold and empty.

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Issue 23Jackie Thomas-KennedySeptember 7, 2026fiction
Sewn

After two hours in the sand, delirium took over.

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Issue 23Whitney CollinsSeptember 7, 2026fiction
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