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The four walls of the Setco Plastics Factory were built around my sister’s name—its red lip, its pride, its dark hair pulled up to where she couldn’t see it. Her words were sifted through a wall of exhaust ...

Carmen by Gustavo Hernandez

LAR Online, Poetry

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She did it again. I’m always surprised. What does that say about me? I certainly don’t learn. We have an agreement, and she consistently breaks it. We’ve been practicing the Pass the Feather method. Our marriage ...

I Feel _____ When by Laura White Gray

Fiction, LAR Online

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translated by Kate Whittemore I can tell by your face that you’ve seen the dead bird at the edge of the beach, the feathers glued down like a plastic skin. I was witness to how the sea left it there this morning. I ...

Gravity by Aroa Moreno Durán

LAR Online, Translations

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before you i lived in a world of birds. i cannot say that i was lonely, but i was alone, bearing witness to their color and sound. i drew their shapes, listened in, couldn’t care about faces or words. before ...

for my brother by Ana Pugatch

LAR Online, Poetry

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1. It's not that I wanted to make her cry. It's just that I could stand it before. My sister and I had terrible fights. They started as soon as she was old enough to talk. As soon as I was old enough to hit. The ...

Convalescence Triptych by Diana Cejas

LAR Online, Nonfiction

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reviewed by Sally Smits Masten Monster Colloquia Robert Campbell Hellbox Publications, April 2020 $7.99; 34 pp. ISBN: 9781734888904 For about a year, while we were binge-watching The Walking Dead, I ...

Review: Monster Colloquia by Robert Campbell

Book Reviews, LAR Online

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“That wood went clear through Boyle’s hand,” Scotty said. “Yeah,” Dale agreed, “They’re too damn cheap to sharpen the saw regular. Always throwing off shards. I hate that goddamn saw.” He slurped his beer ...

Sinker by John Brady

Flash Fiction, LAR Online

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In my hometown it will cost you 7.98 at Walmart if you want it in blue with a rifle in the talons of an eagle, or bannered across a motorcycle that was Born to Ride. You can drink freedom for 9.99 in Pigeon ...

Freedom Isn’t Free by Aaron Smith

LAR Online, Poetry

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I: Halcyon I grew up in Mountain Lake, Minnesota, just a smudge of a prairie town with very little to recommend it, but which—to its credit—has a name with a sensible origin story.  One of the first settlers, seeing a ...

Two Stories by Janice Obuchowski

Fiction, LAR Online

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