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DeMisty Bellinger

DeMisty D. Bellinger teaches creative writing at Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts. Her writing has appeared in many places, including WhiskeyPaper, The Rumpus, and Blue Fifth Review. Her chapbook, Rubbing Elbows, is available from Finishing Line Press. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband and twin daughters.

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FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Whisper Network”

by DeMisty Bellinger

On Monday, Venessa Stenson stared out the window during math drills. Mrs. Reynolds called to her, asked her for the solution in…

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