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Volume 14.1

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POETRY

T
Nisha Atalie

The Fig Tree

I had never been to India.
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A
Kristin Entler

A Coming Out Poem that Ends in Joy

She tells me she saw a mama deer / birth twin fawns last week
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F
Justin Evans

First Things 1:1-8

Every step toward comprehension was a mistake / or every mistake a step.
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W
Carrie George

Without Blue

If I see a mirror / in this poem, the mirror, like everything, / turns into blue mother.
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T
Aekta Khubchandani

Today is the night

I buy black clothes / to prepare for the life yet to live
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Leigh Lucas

upstage center: dead boy

(literal organ music)
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F
Justin Evans

First Things 1:1-8

You think we all want to sink and we do / back down from the current.
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C
Kristi Maxwell

Cicek

a sambal of shadows flavors a gallows’ human haul
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J
Kristi Maxwell

June Sucker

a data-lag will add to a doom motif
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FICTION

B
Stacey C. Johnson

Borderlands

The fact that she’s been dead for two decades does not lessen my need to keep the communication going.  
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NONFICTION

R
Monali Desai

Ruchita and the Foreigner

Once upon a time, two girls collided. 
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M
Megan Culhane Galbraith

Maybe the ‘R’ in the R Train Stands for Revelation

I feel holy.
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B
Jennifer Jussel

Baby Teeth

Today my mother called from Texas to say all my grandmother’s teeth are breaking apart and have to be pulled, one by one, from her head.
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D
Corinne Leong

Do Nothing With Your Life

Three days separated the two events.
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T
Donna Lee Miele

The Epic of Us (Notes on FilAm Fellowship)

Hobbits are in America, bitches.
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Cover Art:
From Left to Right: Installation of Offline, Blank Spot on the Map, and Dropped Pin, by Meagan Marsh Pine
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