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Alex Behr 10/30/26 Alex Behr 10/30/26

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Animal Kingdom

A man who just a week before had kayaked with me can no longer touch his finger to his nose without shaking. No cure. Relentless and fatal.

Justin Taroli 10/13/26 Justin Taroli 10/13/26

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Dry Creek

Eli crouched to open a hive. The bees inside crawled over one another in slow confusion, the air a blend of wax and decay. He looked for the queen but couldn’t find her. The frames were streaked with a mold he didn’t recognize.

Epiphany 9/17/26 Epiphany 9/17/26

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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.

David Sheynberg 9/16/26 David Sheynberg 9/16/26

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Unveiling

“I used to be quite the singer myself,” I said. “In fact, I used to sing with the band.”

“So you’re Benny?”

Sammi Chiyao 9/4/26 Sammi Chiyao 9/4/26

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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.