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History of Forgetfulness by Shahe Mankerian  Review by Alan Semerdjian Publisher: Fly on the Wall Poetry (October 22, 2021) Paperback: 86 pages ISBN: 1913211622 The Memory Singing: Shahe ...

History of Forgetfulness by Shahe Mankerian Review by Alan Semerdjian

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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

Fiction, LAR Online

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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 Brown Interview by Tiffany Troy Publication Date: 4/1/2022 Publisher: Tupelo Press Product Number: 9781946482655 ISBN: 978-1-946482-65-5 Pages: ...

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

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Markus Tamas Goldstein and his wife, Veronika Renat Goldstein (nee Kellner), had a very small farm with a very small dairy on the outskirts of a very small town in Hungary. Their operation was an outpost of the ...

State Fair by S.L. Wisenberg

Fiction, LAR Online

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She opened the refrigerator and poured herself a glass of Horizon Organic that I bought at Whole Foods, milk from cows that eat only grass, sin hormonas. Then she went to her room and closed the door. I followed her, ...

Gringa by Julia Rendón Abrahamson Translated by Madeleine Arenivar

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I decided to make my own masa  against the will of my mother  who spent much of her own life  taking corn to the mill  or grinding it on stone.  I decided to make my own ...

I Decided to Make My Own Masa by Ramon Jimenez

LAR Online, Poetry

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Evan Williams is a Chicago-based writer working at the intersection of surrealism and gender performance. They are currently at work on a memoir about the masculine experience of anorexia. ...

A Spell by Evan Williams

LAR Online, Nonfiction

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