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Steve Gerson

Jan 192 min read

Pulsing

1867, two years after the war ended, five years after Antietam, 22,700 and more dead at Sharpsburg, arms and legs scattered around me...

R. Gerry Fabian

Jan 191 min read

The Third Jilting

I nearly set the date— I always put great stock in astrology. And with our planets so aligned I moved with a false confidence. My bouts...

Brian Gatti

Jan 198 min read

Pipe Dream

I waited for Dr. Pendleton in one of the many uncomfortable wooden chairs in the foyer, a glass of champagne bubbling gently on the table...

Stuart Docherty

Jan 194 min read

On the Deliberation of Value

Tetsudou watched soap swirl around the drain, the bubbles clogging all the holes. He raised the shower head above him one more time and...

Shana Ross

Jan 192 min read

Recurring Nightmare

The beloved science teacher does this every year: takes a large glass container to the front of the room, shows it to the class empty, of...

Will Sandberg

Nov 18, 20231 min read

Battle

I’m a junkie, so a high tolerance is the enemy. I fight for that which makes me feel something. We walk around the battlefield, glowing...

Ken Goodman

Nov 18, 20231 min read

The Hoverer

Walking through the city so unmindful of my legs— The Hoverer stays motionless no matter where I go, borderless GodSky also deLighting...

Emma Burnett

Nov 18, 20238 min read

Fractures like windows and time

She was born on New Year’s Eve, in a maternity ward overlooking the city. I stood with my face pressed against the cool glass, holding...

Will Sandberg

Nov 18, 20231 min read

Report

This planet looks candied. Machines crawling its granulated surface. Three-legged metal walkers. They're lasering the planet, cutting the...

Gerard Sarnat

Nov 18, 20231 min read

Oh Well [What the Circle of Hell]

So it (just perhaps maybe) DOES turn out That those psychology class bummer tropes --Sadder But Wiser and Depressive Realism-- Simply...