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A SHORT STORY BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: "Even at that late stage of disfigurement, he liked her body and wanted to touch it..."
Continue ReadingA SHORT STORY BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: "Even at that late stage of disfigurement, he liked her body and wanted to touch it..."
Continue ReadingSHADOW OF THE PINE BY TOM LG: "Rotation Blues", a hillbilly song from the trenches
Continue ReadingA COMIC BY MATT GAJEWSKI AND ZACH DANESH: Part six in the Lewis and Clark series
Continue ReadingMOONY HABITATIONS BY LEILANI CLARK: "It amazes me how much I struggle with the acts of consumption and spending"
Continue ReadingFICTION BY LAVINIA LUDLOW: "These girls went around from bar to bar picking fights with guys twice their size, hurling beer bottles, and chugging alcohol by the tapped barrels..."
Continue ReadingA FINE LINE BY CAT JOHNSON: Remembering a DIY art movement from yesteryear
Continue ReadingCulture columnist LELAND CHEUK finds signs of life in the beleaguered comedy album
Continue ReadingLAST EVENINGS ON EARTH BY MICHAEL ZAPATA: "There are a few ways to get back home to Chicago after a long hiatus. Of course, if you’re familiar with John Candy, you know the best routes utilize planes, trains, and automobiles."
Continue ReadingBY CHANDA PRESCOD-WEINSTEIN: Feeling conflicted about race, language and fandom
Continue ReadingA SHORT STORY BY NARINDA HENG: "He wasn’t an unhappy man. His lips were often pressed together in what might be perceived as a snobbish sneer, but they were actually capable of smiling."
Continue ReadingA SHORT STORY BY DEB R. LEWIS: "The only time his life-spark shone was when he bladed onto the ice, stick in hand."
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