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Mina Hamedi 1/18/22 Mina Hamedi 1/18/22

Origin Myths

The Cave of the Seven Sleepers is a medieval legend, shared within Christian and Muslim circles.

Leah Umansky 1/17/22 Leah Umansky 1/17/22

Call and Response: An Anchoring

"I tell a friend there is so much to feel guilty about / then I think about how this is a woman's thought a woman's problem"

Beth Piatote 1/11/22 Beth Piatote 1/11/22

Museum Correspondence

"Imagine having to ask / members of another society / to look for the stolen and subsequently lost / bodies of your own relatives."

Epiphany 1/7/22 Epiphany 1/7/22

An Interview with Shyam Selvadurai

"I don't write for critics and reviewers, nor do I cater to a wider audience (by which one usually means a white audience). My work is always addressed to a very small audience: Sri Lankan readers reading in English."

Justin Chandler 1/5/22 Justin Chandler 1/5/22

Clams

"Getting clean meant coming to terms with all the ways that the most comforting aspects of your life could also be the most destructive."

Dan Kraines 1/4/22 Dan Kraines 1/4/22

I Hear Michael Jackson at the Diner

"Molestation did not hurt me as much as shame that surfaces. The point is not whether I experienced pleasure. But will I untie entrapment from trust, self-harm from intimacy."