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Bonnie Chau 2/4/21 Bonnie Chau 2/4/21

The Thrill

I thought about the elements of a thriller, as a genre: danger, death, uncertainty, violence, crime, corruption. Certainly all of these things are in the ether as we speak; and suspense, well, we are all undeniably suspended in some way right now.

K Chiucarello 2/3/21 K Chiucarello 2/3/21

Telephone

“The girl with the plated necklace does not want to hurt Becca by being the first to relay news of infidelity but she does so anyhow.”

Aekta Khubchandani 2/1/21 Aekta Khubchandani 2/1/21

True or False

"We talk too many languages at home, one louder than the other. It's impossible to trap a jugnu in a jar"

Alison Wellford 1/29/21 Alison Wellford 1/29/21

Lovesick

I’m no good at masturbating. For me, sex has always been about two, of the hunt or being hunted, of being desired, of falling headfirst into the abyss of the other.

Helen Hofling 1/25/21 Helen Hofling 1/25/21

Two Collage Poems

I made everything beautiful
And it didn’t make a difference
You still cried in the morning

Jackie Hedeman 1/21/21 Jackie Hedeman 1/21/21

Silent Walkers

I have stopped dressing to be seen; I dress for walking. I cropped my hair and allowed it to go salt and pepper. With the mask and the hair and the tennis shoes, I am unrecognizable, sometimes even to myself.