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“Humanity Keeps Making the Same Mistakes”: An Interview with Mark Haber
Selfishly, I hope the novel and literature are around for as long as people are. It will obviously change shapes and perhaps not even be recognizable two hundred years from now, but for me, literature has given me life. I can’t think of anything that’s given me such solace and hope and beauty.
Any Moment Together May Be Your Last, and Other Lessons from Sofi Stambo’s “People Who Live Alone Talk Too Much”
This is why she ran away when a pregnant woman crossed her path. “I didn’t want to be near the hands that left marks on everything they touched,” writes Stambo.
A Nigerian Mother’s Guide to Dewinging an Angel
He swears that he can feel them sometimes, phantom appendages on his back twitching and thrumming with unlived life. “I swear mummy. I swear.”
Baby Girl (1983-1983)
“People are observing when they first get somewhere,” Sam said. “Or when they’re about to leave.”
Grievance Line
Grievance 10 is also not able to be analyzed. It seems you have submitted a recollection of a dream in which you and Susan are adults, old, with sagging breasts, inside a dressing room.
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