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Nonfiction, Issue 35 Julia Oschwald Tilton Nonfiction, Issue 35 Julia Oschwald Tilton

Fertile

You can only suffocate so many embryos with your own blood vessels before you start to believe in your bones that this is what you’re meant to do, what you deserve.

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Fiction, Issue 35 Lee Relvas Fiction, Issue 35 Lee Relvas

Fat Check

In an uncategorizable dream, she was in a doctor’s office. The doctor had dyed black hair and didn’t use gloves for the pelvic examination. The room was full of rotting food. Then she was home and opening an envelope, and inside the envelope was a check for $100,000. 

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Fiction, Issue 35 Jeffery Renard Allen Fiction, Issue 35 Jeffery Renard Allen

Capped

Out in the field Mbye saw somebody just barely there, a shirtless old man, as black as Mbye, with his trousers rolled up, who looked at him without curiosity.

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Fiction, Issue 35 Edidiong Uzoma Essien Fiction, Issue 35 Edidiong Uzoma Essien

Metamorphosis

There is some pain, but there always is, needles weaving in and out of the changing tissue and skin. This pain is bearable, at least. Just a nose, completely superficial. My nose is her nose, thirty seconds later.

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Fiction, Issue 35 Joanna Hershon Fiction, Issue 35 Joanna Hershon

Florida Story

I took a deep breath, which did absolutely nothing, and stormed out of the bathroom. Then I made a beeline for the mirrored triangle bar and ordered myself a Long Island iced tea. No one here cared how old I was.

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