WHAT WE DID by K. A. Polzin
April 3, 2023
Then there was nothing left to sell. The blood bank told us we needed to give our veins a rest. Should we try pickpocketing, we wondered.
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LISTENING TO DINOSAURS by Kyle Seibel
March 29, 2023
That morning at Rincon marked a change in my relationship to the dinosaurs. Fewer and fewer would muster when I called a session until I stopped doing it so much. Felt like I was bugging them.
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FIRST AID by Boston Chandler
March 27, 2023
"Get out of here, pervert." He doesn’t get out of here. People watch from their small islands of striped towels and coolers.
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REGENERATION by Hayli Cox
March 22, 2023
Momma’s bones are broken in so many places that the images look like fins in their oceanic blue-black glow. She’s lost so much lately.
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THE PINHEADED DINOSAURS WITH THEIR TINY SKULLS by Kellie Rankey
March 20, 2023
We think about shaving and razors and haircuts and the whole fashion of manipulating the body into approved shapes. We wish our teeth were sharper, stronger.
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COME by Michael McSweeney
March 15, 2023
I listened to their conversation and paced a circle around the fire. Drank my beer. I didn't know who Dayna was but something sounded heavy and neglected in the other guy's voice.
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THE BIRTHDAY by C. Connor Syrewicz
March 13, 2023
Sometimes, we talk. Sports, TV—that sort of thing. Every so often, he invites me for drinks, but I always make up an excuse.
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EL LUCHADOR by Nico M.
March 8, 2023
You ain’t never punched nobody before. But you know how it’s done. You’ve seen enough movies.
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BOMBING IN ALEPPO by Cory Bennet
March 6, 2023
Like the Ship of Theseus—was it the same skateboard if the deck was different? In my mind it was part of a lineage.
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HOW TO TALK TO CATS by Emma Uriarte
March 1, 2023
Fall asleep. Wake up to darkness, the sound of tiny nails on cardboard. Find the mouse, dead for real this time, before work.
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