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bath and kitchen­ ette, walls bare. Though he had lived there two years, stacked books occupied the ... optimism about our future," Philip said. Tim was an only. "Opportunities for conception ... Page 19 from Issue 76 Saturday Julia chose a heavy cotton smock, jungle-green threaded with ...
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Cynthia Arrieu-King
and it never comes. Maybe you can get lucky, have someone who knows when you are about to catch your ... about our dead movie star princess unavailable elsewhere; What we were when girls, passing notes in ... Arrieu-King Monday, January 15, 2018 Poetry Issue 153 Web Share Tweet ...
Poetry

Detroit Animalia

Benjamin Alfaro
former lives, repurpose and flourish. I wonder why every Detroit story must involve blood, must mention ... Issue 153 Web Share Tweet ... the waterfront, stack themselves high among the canopy. How they weave new nests from the fragments of ...
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“My Name is Ned and I’m an Addict”: Facebook and the Personal Essay

Ned Stuckey-French
about the role that social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, have played in the Egyptian and Tunisian ... people and bring about change. At the suggestion of certain Facebook friends, I began watching the live ... to be more honest about our beliefs. This is part of what I like about butting heads with my ...
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Page 301 from Issue 117

Fall 2003
currently work­ ing on a collection of interviews and writ­ ers based on her Chicago radio program, ... Page 301 from Issue 117 Memory: Essays on Contemporary Ameri­ can Poets (University of Missouri ... 2002. New work appears in After 9/11: An Anthology of New York Poets (Melville House). He has taught at ...
Essay

Bearing Witness

DW McKinney
between her work shifts. Their disembodied voices call “Miss” from over the wall that divides our ... The air fills with our rage as we grieve six feet apart. * It’s 80 degrees but breezy when I walk up ... about her big boys and their hair that’s like mine. My instinct is to run my hands through their tight ...
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From "Paragraphs for Dahlberg"

Walter Lowenfels
From "Paragraphs for Dahlberg" Print Pages:  Page 153 from Issue 19 WALTER LOWENFELS: ... distinguish neurasthenia from music. * This talk about the artist's humanity makes me wonder. All ... paste, scissors, and the book you are stealing from. 153 Issue 19 page Walter Lowenfels Thursday, October ...
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Red Zone

Kimberly Garza
I could use. We played catch in the street to work on his distance. Even then I knew his fastball would ... could is enough to both please and frighten her. I wonder, too. I wonder about the life we’ll lead, ... read shapes in the cubic zirconia like a crystal ball. I wonder about the fact that in my mind the ...
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Page 10 from Issue 118

Winter 2004
Page 10 from Issue 118 Joshua Harmon Rope Our brother keeps a girl tied to a tree in the woods. ... the extra key our mother had, a few weeks earlier, sent us to the hardware store to have cut. At ... supper we catch our brother sneaking food into his pockets. Later, when he's supposed to be ...
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Page 156 from Issue 80

Page 156 from Issue 80 for having lived our lives so stupidly and insipidly" (p. 222). He ... wonders most ambiguously about the judgment of the future in the play's first scene: ASTROV:... ... each present moment. The only judgment that counts is not deferred but immanent in our daily lives. Or ...

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