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Hridoy Kundu 7/29/26 Hridoy Kundu 7/29/26

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Triage for the Unsaid

The waiting room is a collage of almosts: almost asleep, almost calm, almost able to explain.

Nico Amador 6/10/26 Nico Amador 6/10/26

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“Before Surgery” & “Horse Movie”

A hospital glows near the overpass.
Everyone in bed there wears a gown.
When faced with the prospect of change,
I’m not brave.

Zhenglong Yang 6/1/26 Zhenglong Yang 6/1/26

Who We Are, Where We Go

He didn’t want to think about the future; for now he just wanted some money to treat his illness. Maybe he was less elastic than he had hoped. His thought was cut short by the old woman knocking over a glass.

Kate Jeffrey 12/16/25 Kate Jeffrey 12/16/25

Pickles

My first life—the first one that I can remember—was misery, and I might have given up entirely had the next one not been so full of love and carrots.

Epiphany 9/26/22 Epiphany 9/26/22

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The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Charles Baxter

Chipper? Builder? I'm neither. When I'm writing, I'm a blindfolded man trying to play tennis.

Epiphany 5/15/20 Epiphany 5/15/20

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To Dissect, Examine, and Catalog My Alienations: An Interview with Rachel Lyon

Yoojin talks with Epiphany EIC about writing during a pandemic, the similarities between working on a draft and being pregnant, and how our professional lives intertwine with our personal lives.