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Christian Loriel

Christian Loriel

Christian Loriel is a graduate student at the University of Louisville, where she is studying literature and creative writing. Her short-story "Let It Be Me" was previously published in the inaugural issue of Midnight and Indigo. Christian lives and works in Louisville, KY. Email her at christianloriel@gmail.com.

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Illium, Ischium, and Pubis: For Black Women, Hips Are More Than Just Bones

Once, a former co-worker of mine stopped me in the middle of working, calling my name. I turned to him, with no malice or annoyance, planting my hands on my hips, eyes wide, preparing either for work-related rumors, or a request for

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“Let It Be Me”

She went to see if he was dead. But when she got down to Olive Branch and saw Beanie in his hospital bed, his breathing was calm. He groaned, moved his head a lot. Constance’s blade had in fact punctured his left

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