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Collectively Conscious
My twin brother and I always believed that if we could read each other’s minds, we…
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Enlightenment
You parked the carts of fruit across the intersections of Nanjing and arranged the fat ones…
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Golgori
Each century went by the same as the last: his command, waking the morning skies of…
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Between Here and There
It’s after midnight, and Connor’s mother thinks he’s in bed. Instead, he’s standing atop the rusty…
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Recycling
On his deathbed, my boyfriend started writing a dissertation. Something about dark matter and complex equations…
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Refuse
A two-mile stretch of Old Route 7, just near the high school. Everything had been considered,…
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Interview with the Director: Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
After wandering the UC Berkeley campus in search of a place to record, Karen Canfield and…
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Astrological Placement of the Millennial Woman: A Review of Jenna Tico’s Cancer Moon
There is something bonding about the shared experiences of women growing into themselves and gradually becoming…
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The Role of Violence In Claudia Hernandez’s “De Fronteras”
Even in a new time of ‘peace,’ histories are preserved by those who live through them.
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There is no Freedom: Chain Gang All-Stars Review
In 359 pages, Adjei-Brenyah delivers soul-shattering violence and shines a light on the brutal love of…
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