Issue 138

Summer & Fall 2010

Fiction Emily Mitchell Fiction Emily Mitchell

Folktales of North America

The Tilted Building

As everyone knows, the streets of New York are hollow; their paving is the shell of a dark egg. When you walk along them, you hear your steps echo in the city’s smoky inner cavity, where fires that eat up the evidence of unsolved crimes are kept burning by workers who’ve grown allergic to sunlight and slightly translucent over the years.

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