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The Fault by Marcela Sulak Review by Brandel France de Bravo Black Lawrence Press July 2024 ISBN: 978-1-62557-076-5 Pages: 90   Marcela Sulak’s The Fault invites us into a doubled world: the very real and ...

The Fault by Marcela Sulak Review by Brandel France de Bravo

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  Three days a week, David sat at Ms. Bowen’s kitchen table and repeated back, say, sun, soup, sip, sick, said, sail. When he did well, she rewarded him with a chocolate from the freezer, hard and tasteless. When ...

Say, Sun, Soup by Michael Stewart

Flash Fiction, LAR Online

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2020  The first fall of my empty nest, a white-hot aloneness. Covid-19 raging, and no vaccine against it. No café, no colleagues, no classes except on my laptop.  And suddenly it’s raining ash. Stay inside, seal ...

Fire Song by Samina Najmi

LAR Online, Nonfiction

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No one believes I could be so wise. It’s not that difficult because, like all my kind, I can smell situations. A dog’s responsibility is to mind the house and its owner, to sniff and stay alert, and to be quick on ...

Watermelon by Nasim Vahabi Translated by Parisa Saranj 

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So little of my work gives you joy.My vocab so little. The moon cares about so little.From you I’ve heard so little. The window unit drips.So little love you gave to the azaleas that I grew.When I write, I think so ...

Serenade by Weijia Pan

LAR Online, Poetry

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The first time I visited, I was only seven years old. It was beautiful, of course, and not just because, in memory, it is preserved in the amber glow of the hottest, dryest summer of all time. It was beautiful ...

Sand by Ben Tufnell

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they talk of your nervesthey prescribe country air to tame your ghostsbut without voiceabove allwithout voiceI cradle you~we know nowshe never boardedthe ferryshe’s dead it’s clearbecause listento the roarthe roar ...

Poems by Tania Langlais Translated by Jessica Cuello

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It was like clockwork, the way the sun fell behind the horizon leaving only the breeze of encroaching night. Although, I suppose it’s clockwork that reflects our position around the sun, not the other way around. ...

Barbarians by Corey Lee

Flash Fiction, LAR Online

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1Лишь скажи: «Приди!», и я приду -По воде, по воздуху, по огню,По серебряному, словно зеркало, льду.Бриллиантом маленьким ...

Two poems By Milena Makarova Translated by Richard Coombes

LAR Online, Translations

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