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Month: February 2013

The Jacket

“Never put clothes in drawer,” Nana scolded me. She had come to visit for my thirteenth birthday. “If they’re in drawer, how can get out?” She smacked the top of my hand, then made me lift my arms and stuck

Requited Editor February 18, 2013August 4, 2021 Read more

O! Psychopaths!

Gerrie decided to sell the boat to the couple standing outside looking at the “for sale” sign posted in one of the cabin windows. She didn’t do much thinking about the possible consequences. She knew only one thing and that

Requited Editor February 18, 2013August 6, 2021 Read more

Rational Ethnographic Nightmare in Form of Word Problem

Whereas Q is the White amalgamatory empire, and F is the sun, which never sets: gold chip in the septic sky. QF is the ultimate holy, final, penultimate, answer to life, happiness, and love. However, if L, the exports of

Requited Editor February 17, 2013August 6, 2021 Read more

Cur.tain

i.We’ve seen armchairs yarned in factories as they take away great grandmother with cancer of the lungs, a string of long fluid woven into her assembly apt for a tapestry, a long room that is woven of her memorized thread

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Free Spirit

People are always calling me a Free Spirit. I’d like to think it’s because I remind them of one of those Kabbalah types, the women with the rolled-up rubber mats tucked under their armpits, running errands in stretchy pants. Fact

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Tache Noire

“Tache noire is the dark, red-brown stripe that develops horizontally across the eyes when the eyelids are not closed after death.” – from Emedicine.Medscape.com   The red cabin by the sea used to house a serial killer. The small structure

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Featured Visial Artist Issue #8

Tyler Mallory grew up in his mother’s art studio in a small town outside of Atlanta. He began his photography career as a photojournalist in Washington D.C., where a mentor challenged him to try to “Look at everything as if

Requited Editor February 17, 2013August 11, 2021 Video / Visual Read more

The Story of Figs

[A woman, Michal, sits on stage with a pile of figs which, during the course of the play, she slices.] [at first glowingly] It was to be wrapped To be carried off. Be encumbered. Be wound like bed sheets. Surrounded.

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Tampa Bay

The hospital. MASON and DIXON stand in a hallway next to a door. They appear bright and comfortable. At the nurse’s station a NURSE and a DOCTOR lean in close to one another. They whisper: DOCTOR: What are their names?

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I Turned Into Bright Carbon! I Became for You a Diamond!

REMEMBER that time I    flick   wrote something on your    flick   hand as you were leaving and   flick   you said why are you writing on my  flick  hand and I didn’t say Anything   but just kept   flick   kept

Requited Editor February 15, 2013August 4, 2021 Read more
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