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The illness had been buried in the genes—James’ mother had it and her mother too—so it was no surprise to Janie when James began to disappear into various rooms of their house and transform them into whatever ...

You Can’t Follow Him There by Lisa Bubert

Fiction, LAR Online

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translated by Sarah Timmer Harvey previously published in the Dutch-language literary magazine De Revisor At last, I can paint the central figure onto the canvas. The background is done: the green of the fig trees ...

RGB by Lucia van den Brink

LAR Online, Translations

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Some wise creature once said that a child doubles her father’s vision, so the snakeskin will be accounted for, filmy and useless, and the sky will glow “like a sea built of fire,” and the birds will never ...

Call It a Day by David Roderick

LAR Online, Poetry, Uncategorized

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When the electrical pole fell in the alley, knocking out the power on our block, Tony and I knew there was nothing to do but sit on the porch and wait.  I poured us each a little whiskey over ice and we sat in teal ...

In the Apocalypse by Liz Shulman

LAR Online, Nonfiction

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reviewed by Rochelle Spencer Black Imagination: Black Voices on Black Future curated by Natasha Marin McSweeney’s, February 2020. $14.00; 216pp. ISBN: 978-1-94421-184-4 At around 3:15pm on a ...

Review: Black Imagination curated by Natasha Marin

Book Reviews, LAR Online

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The Gold of Naples Things kept reminding me of other things. The old ladies in the street were my aunts. A counterman at Caffè Mexico was Totò in a soda fountain hat. The rum babas were trumpet mutes. My hanging ...

Three Poems by Erin O’Luanaigh

LAR Online, Poetry

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We had arrived with vague ideas of city life: a sea of unfamiliar faces, winding avenues, the public gardens. Now, we shuffle around the dorm with the other girls from the suburbs. We feel more comfortable in slippers ...

Freshgirls by Rosetta Young

Fiction, LAR Online

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translated by Chen Du and Xisheng Chen an excerpt from Yan An’s latest book A Naturalist’s Manor published by China Youth Publishing Group   Writing Lyrics for a Rocker at a Subway Passage This spring ...

Three Poems by Yan An

LAR Online, Translations

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..........I took you nowhere, still shellshocked from the carpet bombing ..........at the end of first love, still in awe of how quick the turn from roses to reproach, ..........the hollowing out. For third ...

Second Love by Ross White

LAR Online, Poetry

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