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Issue 15: Root Systems
Self-portrait as unproductive machine
Tran Tran
Poetry
The hands of the clock strangle my neck. Each hour, a rueful sigh.
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Portal Triptych
Zeenat Khan
Poetry
say: here here: hear still: hours bud until split stretches: a body / out
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Moses’ Ear
Shelby Handler
Nonfiction
,
Prose
I had thought I was alone. A familiar scent of bleach and black coffee hung suspended in the warm air of my childhood kitchen.
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Reading in Carceral Tense
Paul S Ukrainets
Poetry
Vignettes of/with the Russian Dictionary of Imperial and Soviet Prison Slang
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“impression” and other poems
Bill Carty
Poetry
through my eyelids / yellow wall / of sun was I
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Dispatches from the Richmond Uprising
Shannon Fara O’Neill
Nonfiction
,
Prose
Before we leave Virginia, the doctor calls us from his home.
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[…lakeside…] Against Passivity
Rebekkah Leigh LaBlue
Poetry
For the sake of this poem as / a citable document, I’ll name / just the one breath this time
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The Jungle Book: Epilogue
Farah Ghafoor
Poetry
I’ve been lying for a long time, so let me tell you a story. / We can never go back to who we were, despite the bravado
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Sometime Daughter
Kathryn Bratt-Pfotenhauer
Poetry
A partial erasure of King Lear
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This is a Body • Requiem / For Victor Gutierrez
Maya Garcia
Poetry
This is a body / and this body is this thing of terror—how / in this world every / woman is a survivor and every…
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Root Systems
Issue Parent
How do we get back to the root of things — how can we pull up the weeds in our work to make space for new growth?
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YAO
jonah wu
Fiction
,
Prose
In the beginning, what was my name?
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Confessions to My Ancestors
Jen Soong
Nonfiction
,
Prose
Confession: I don’t know my ancestors’ names. Also: my Mandarin is lousy. I have never been to our ancestral village.
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Tomorrow Will be Even Brighter
Daniel Tam-Claiborne
Fiction
,
Prose
The first thing you need to know about Hot Spring Leisure City is that there are no hot springs.
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these things now for my companions i shall sing beautifully
beloved suruae ibiene
Poetry
what would queer visions of the family network look like?
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