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Family/FICTION | SHORT STORY/Love

“One True Thing”

by Sibylla Nash

Jocelyn found it hard to focus on the date, although it had been the only thing occupying her mind until she got…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Corona & A Side of Chow Mein”

by Yakima Cuffy

SOUP: It is barely dawn, and the village of Layou is swallowed up in sleep and sea breeze. Tessa lays on her…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“When It Starts to Burn”

by Ada Mae

“Let me know when it starts to burn,” Aunt Mimi would say, pressing down on the silver release of the styling chair,…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“I Can Feel You”

by Ashley J. Hobbs

“Mannn, the things I could say about my boy, Romeo.” Chuckles rippled through the great hall; some tinged with nerves, others with…

ESSAYS

If We Could Talk

by Cortia Hawthorne

I remember the time you left your phone at home in our first apartment. It was an old loft close to campus.…

ESSAYS

A City Girl On Country Time

by Kelana Celine Johnson

We’re alone, Patrick and I, in a three-story house an hour outside of Naples, Italy. In Tufo, Italy. It took us one…

FICTION | SHORT STORY/Journal

“Holding Pattern”

by Desiree Evans

When Lenaya is twenty-seven she begins to see pieces of her mama everywhere. In the red lip color worn by a stranger…

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