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Magic, or Something Less Assuring
“Only people who have been in love can recognize other people in love, Ting thought.”
Street Dog
I thought about the beggar’s finger. If I imagined it slipping inside me, would that be enough—to let me say what needed to be said?
Moonway Inn
I sometimes wonder what Moonway would look like if I collapsed and flattened it into little rectangles; room by room, wall by wall. It is an unpleasant thought.
Bioluminescence
“When my husband says divorce, / I start decorating the interior / of my cardboard tent, stock / it with cans of SpaghettiOs / and Bumble Bee (flip-topped), / re-do my hair into a wild Einstein / without the Nobel or any theories / about relativity…”
What We’re Reading Now: “The Problems with the Pillow Plot”
Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South and the dissolution of a modern marriage.
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