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Under a Sputnik-shaped lamp,  a Picasso print with three eyes.   My husband’s prosthetic eye  is as blue as the other.    After the surgery,  we had sex,   his eye under a ...

Airbnb Art by Christian Gullette

LAR Online, Poetry

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We will never learn to speak Spanish—our mother fights us every step of the way. She wants nothing to do with her father’s language, nothing that reminds her of him— including herself. We’ve seen the proof in the ...

Buen Provecho by Amina Gautier

Fiction, LAR Online

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I was eating brunch the first time I saw the drifts of slow white fall from the sky. It was July in San Francisco. A fat flake settled atop my hollandaise, too light to dent the shiny yellow fat. I can only fear what I ...

Paradise, Recycled by Margaret “Charley” Burlock

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No Society Without Poetry: A Conversation with Sheng Keyi about Death Fugue   Tiffany Troy: Do you want to introduce yourself to your readers of the world? Sheng Keyi: I was born in the 1970’s in a small ...

Interview with Sheng Keyi by Tiffany Troy

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One of you has slit a finger while opening  a parcel with the Exacto knife kept by  the front door, while the other is hanging  up a coat, tossing keys in a basket. There  is blood on one of your thighs. ...

Very Long Marriage by Elizabeth Jacobson

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The second girl sweeps into arabesque—a sleep-dancing marionette. “Good, good,” says Apolline. “Good.”    Copper-haired faces tilt towards her like sunflowers. There is no music here. Only Apolline’s ...

Softly, Gently, Softly by Sophie Hoss

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Brocken Spectre  by Jacques J. Rancourt Alice James Books 100 Pages September 14, 2021 ISBN-13: ‎ 978-1948579209 Review by Erica Charis-Molling   What does it mean to love when one’s love has ...

Brocken Spectre by Jacques J. Rancourt Book Review by Erica Charis-Molling

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1   In you come. You’ve been carting junk All day; you dump it. Fire up the candles With a glance. God what a slum. You slip off your cloak.   You ache an ache as old as time. Music! Put on ...

3 poems by Lyudmila Knyazeva Translated from the Russian by Richard Coombes

LAR Online, Translations

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When the Night Is Near as a Bird    whose nest has toppled, and the bird seeks out the cotton  of your shirt to curl into— such a risk  the bird takes to love a human,  humans being such ...

When the Night Is Near as a Bird by Doris Ferleger

LAR Online, Poetry

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