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I. Constitution When I was ten, when we were happy, still a family all together on Glenn Road, I began a plastic model of the USS Constitution on my little desk. The hull rose from the keel; masts were erected; the ...

Mending What’s Broken by David Sapp

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Sinkhole: A Legacy of Suicide by  Juliet Patterson Milkweed Editions September 2022 ISBN: 978-1571311764 Curing Season: Artifacts  by Kristine Langley Mahler University of West ...

Paired Book Review by Juliet Patterson & Kristine Langley Mahler

Book Reviews, LAR Online

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In the end, Houston will launch us into outer spaceonce more.  We’ll peer at what they call the little blue engine — They’ll call it EARTH or a FAILURE in the distant future.They’ll tell us the story of ...

Lone Star by Sebastián H. Páramo

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Diaspora Café: D.C. Anthology edited by Jeffrey Banks and Maritza Rivera Reviewed by: Guesnerth Josué Perea Publisher:  Day Eight Books Date Published: August 1, 2022 Length: 66 Pages ISBN: ...

Diaspora Café: D.C. Reviewed by Guesnerth Josué Perea

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The boys in the madrasa have never touched the hands of any woman, except for their mothers or sisters. They invite Alef to play a game with them, led by seventeen-year-old Qaf, who wants to be the first to touch ...

Heaven by Mir Arif

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Ma Yan was born in Chengdu, China in 1979. A prolific writer and active member of the Beijing literary scene, she self-published two poetry collections and helped organize literary events including the ...

Give by Ma Yan Translated by Winnie Zeng

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It’s easier to pretend the wind is waves— the new leaves of our pecan swelling helpless but heavy are bladderwrack, the porch lamp long unscrewed from its base and dangling by a single wire is ...

Lubbock Spring by Emma Aylor

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I. I am peering into Pacific tide pools with my five-year-old son. Farther off shore, jet black cormorants dry their wings on rocks that sustain the constant orchestra of crashing waves. At our feet, lesser movements ...

Intermezzos Along the Road Home by Kathryn Petruccelli

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April at the Ruins by Lawrence Raab Review by Marina Kraiskaya Interview by Tiffany Troy Publication Date: 4/1/2022 Publisher: Tupelo Press Product Number: 9781946482655 ISBN: ...

A Review and an Interview of Lawrence Raab’s April at the Ruins

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