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review of books by Megan Cummins and Annie Ernaux If the Body Allows It Megan Cummins University of Nebraska Press, September 2020 $21.95; 270pp. ISBN: 9781496222831   Happening Annie ...

Re-Narrating the Lives of Women by Jenessa Abrams

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They arrived the summer after Celine’s divorce, when the Asian pear bore ruddy fruit that she hadn’t the vigor to pick. A pair of ravens swooped in to glean the rotting pears beneath the tree. They built a nest in the ...

S.O.S. by Teresa H. Janssen

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Modesty not when the mood strikes, .................................................when the mood is struck. I change on a cellular basis in ignorant repetition—the infinite scroll of a body switched on— ...

Palinody by Caroline Crew

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SHOE-MERANG, LIFT The toilet paper has arrived, or maybe it’s the turnips. But the dog has kicked his shoes all over the foyer. I’ve asked him not to, but he’ll listen only to Linda. And you think she’ll ...

Plague Diary II by Steve Chang

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translated by Rachael Daum N., the famous explorer of the expanses of the northern seas, briefed the public shortly after the unfortunate sinking of the Titanic in the year 1912 on his particular knowledge regarding ...

Lusitania: Prologue by Dejan Atanacković

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—For Feiga Maler, 1919-1942, who died in the Kraków Ghetto When she was fenced off even from herself, she had that strangled feeling as if the alphabet forgot her lips. How did she mend thoughts that snapped like ...

[When she was fenced off even from herself] by Yerra Sugarman

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In the latest Trump blunder, he says we should all be back in church by Easter, which comes early this year, April 12. This makes me remember an Easter a few years ago, my six grandnephews in straw hats and shirts with ...

One Day in the Pandemic: March 25, 2020 by Denise Duhamel & Julie Marie Wade

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reviewed by Joshua Sokol Young Heroes of the Soviet Union Alex Halberstadt Random House, March 2020 $28.00; 320 pp. ISBN: 978-1400067060 Digging through the innermost parts of one’s memory is not a ...

Review: Young Heroes of the Soviet Union by Alex Halberstadt

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“No, Secretary Dunn, that’s not a mistake. The new guidance from President Muir couldn’t be clearer,” Jane said in an icy monotone, then tilted the computer monitor back towards Dunn. “So a further failure ...

Secretary of Warblers by Matt Poll

Flash Fiction, LAR Online

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