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My Grandma From 1950 Is Staring At Me As I Write: An Interview with Diana Khoi Nguyen
I think that text is an image. It’s a sign, it’s a symbol. An “A” is an image of an “A,” which represents a sound. In that way, it’s all marks on a page, but the white space is also a mark on the page.
Heaven is a Place in West Palm Beach
I breathed through the tube and didn’t die, and finally I looked down and saw them. All these small fish streaking by, silvery and orange and pink, hermit crabs scuttling around the rocks, tufts of seagrass with tiny shrimp.
Ragged Point Inn
My mother knows nothing
more than I do but she carries it better.
If she were a metaphor I could turn into her.
A View from the Cannery
My second home in the summer months: the cannery. Here, I stand in the damp cold, spoon in hand, scraping out the spinal bloodlines of salmon until the piles are gone.
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