Witness self-delusions explode in new geographies: in Justin Chandler’s “Speck,” a son takes the body of his dead father on a roadtrip to the coast; a young African man seeks a path toward crypto, London, and Yoruba divination in Toye Oladinni’s “Weltschmerz”; and an American medic stationed at the border between North and South Korea grapples with the sudden deaths of his colleagues in Damien Belliveau’s “Three Deaths during Peace-Time.”
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Witness self-delusions explode in new geographies: in Justin Chandler’s “Speck,” a son takes the body of his dead father on a roadtrip to the coast; a young African man seeks a path toward crypto, London, and Yoruba divination in Toye Oladinni’s “Weltschmerz”; and an American medic stationed at the border between North and South Korea grapples with the sudden deaths of his colleagues in Damien Belliveau’s “Three Deaths during Peace-Time.”
This is a digital product. After you place your order, you’ll receive a link to download a PDF of the issue.
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