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Samikchhya Bhusal 8/1/23 Samikchhya Bhusal 8/1/23

Before you adorn me with gold

“always save the marriage / i want to be saved too”

Bibiana Ossai 7/11/23 Bibiana Ossai 7/11/23

The Fruit

“the ghosts drag me by my hair and their hands”

Emily Mathis 4/11/23 Emily Mathis 4/11/23

Drinking Buddies

“I laugh too even though I wonder if we all know it isn’t funny, and if so, why it is that we’re laughing still?”

Tsahai Makeda 1/19/22 Tsahai Makeda 1/19/22

S P A C E

Then the space between us got bigger. The first time I noticed he’d been detaching, I saw an opened tube of toothpaste in the first floor bathroom.

Damien Belliveau 2/26/21 Damien Belliveau 2/26/21

BLACK Out

“Damn, I felt how my dad looked. BLACK. Bleachers. BLACK. Dancefloor. BLACK. Fools started shoving motherfuckers. Did a fight break out? “

Brady Huggett 2/22/21 Brady Huggett 2/22/21

Reckoning with Kerri Arsenault's MILL TOWN

The death of a parent, in most memoirs, would be the book’s beating heart.

Nadia Owusu 1/13/21 Nadia Owusu 1/13/21

Homemaking

“Sometimes, belonging to a place means longing to leave it. Sometimes it means knowing you can always go back.”

Christina Schmitt 12/21/20 Christina Schmitt 12/21/20

Music for Desks: I Spread Like Strawberries

“Memories that I had buried with graduate work were now being triggered by my return. A pit grew in my stomach over the next month, prohibiting me from enjoying the most basic things…”