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It Will Have Been So Beautiful by Amanda Shaw  Review by Robert Dunsdon Publisher: Lily Poetry Review Publication Date: March 21, 2024 ISBN: 9781957755359 Pages: 92 It takes a degree of confidence, and no small ...

It Will Have Been So Beautiful by Amanda Shaw Review by Robert Dunsdon

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boy to boy to the sidewalk, fingers that tingle like grass and touch. boy to boy to arms embracing and the streetlights all go out at once. boy to boy to hunger, to Yom Kippur, to Jewish holiday psalms and songs that ...

boy to boy to bed by Sam Herschel Wein

Poetry

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When I wake up, the world is upside down. The car is ragged plastic and skin-stained glass. Ryan’s body crumples against the passenger door, right arm bent around his back like he’s scratching a hard-to-reach itch. ...

it keeps going like that by Leah Francesca Christianson

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Step 1:  Look down. It isn't. It is. View the absence. The dead space before realization. All the hands to mouths, eyes crowning, light like a holy orifice breaking open to speak what you've done. Look at your ...

How to Stop What Could be Born Inside of You by Maisie Williams

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RefugeeKick me in my face If I ever say that I love the hill tracts Wild elephants have devoured The green sheaves of paddy It's the hills that have taught them That you gotta eat when you’re hungry I also feel ...

Two Poems by Umma Habiba Translated by Quamrul Hassan

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There was Christmas; there was Venice. Both arrived too late for us. The word, alluvione, meant flood but sounded less frightening, and—like everything in this country—it ran precipitously off our tongues. Then it ...

Alluvione by Vincent James Perrone

Flash Fiction

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So, this is just college, says M, age 11. It is, I say, looking around at what I look around at all the time, especially the space where the historic sycamore used to be. All the ghosts, probably.  I can’t say I have ...

Votive by Mary Ann Samyn

Nonfiction

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unalone by Jessica Jacobs Review by Deborah Bacharach Publisher: Four Way Books Publication Date: March 15, 2024 ISBN: 9781954245822 Pages: 208 Resee, Remix, Remake Take nothing for granted. In her second full ...

Unalone by Jessica Jacobs Review by Deborah Bacharach

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Listen: everywhere the earth is flecked with grey. A shadow leapt from the ground to a tree. In Miami a banana is duct-taped to a wall.Blocks of granite lie like sarcophagi, pressing shim-faced against ...

On Learning that Chiquita Brands Financed Paramilitary Killings in Colombia by Shou Jie Eng

Poetry

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