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Winner of the 2018 Los Angeles Review Literary Awards, in the category of Poetry. Final Judge: Douglas Manuel after Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib The most quoted / Bible verse / told to you is / ...

In Defense of Genius by kwabena foli

Award Winners, LAR Online, Poetry

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[First, there was the wandering episode,] First, there was the wandering episode, then the night I found our steak knives in the fireplace, and then a secret code my wife sensed in the electric beehives of ...

Two Poems by Chris Hayes

LAR Online, Poetry

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I think I make up for a lack of strength and toughness with above-average situational awareness, a skill I developed in response to my unrelenting fear of everyone and everything around me. It wasn’t until one of my ...

One-Time Bag Model by Christian Harrington

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reviewed by Kion You DMZ Colony Don Mee Choi Wave Books, April 2020. $20.00; 152pp. ISBN: 978-1-94069-695-9 Although Don Mee Choi's new collection DMZ Colony weaves together oral history, memoir, ...

Review: DMZ Colony by Don Mee Choi

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Winner of the 2018 Los Angeles Review Literary Awards, in the category of Flash Fiction. Final Judge: Ron Koertge There was a girl one year ahead of Brian who believed she was Eric Clapton's girlfriend. They ...

Eric Clapton’s Girlfriend by John Mattson

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.....................................................in memoriam: Randy Pugh (1946-2017) You thought I would need you to speak for me. ........I do not. Here I am again, this time as the perennial question: ...

my own Eulogy by Robert Henriques

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The bell tinkled, and maybe nobody heard it at first; but it tinkled again, and everyone did and pretended not to; and then it tinkled a third time and nobody could, with any credibility, pretend that the bell was not ...

The Bell by Paige Powell

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translated by Siavash Saadlou The Fall Hastens In memory of Masoud Mohammadi Over on the branches beset by pillage they are making the bed for ravens. This is how the city falls prey to the autumn; a city, ...

Five Poems by Mohammad-Ali Sepanlou

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Winner of the 2018 Los Angeles Review Literary Awards, in the category of Creative Nonfiction. Final Judge: Sarah Cannon My mother takes anastrozole as adjuvant therapy to reduce her risk of recurrence of breast ...

A Brief Encyclopedia of My Mother’s Cancer by Anna Leahy

Award Winners, LAR Online, Nonfiction

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