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  • My Pittsburgh


    Graham Barnhart | Volume 47, Issue 1 — Spring 2017   For as long as I was gone my Pittsburgh was a summer city of…

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  • The Chaff


    Brian Van Reet | Volume 45, Issue 1 — Spring 2015   After incidents described by Brian Castner and Adrian Bonenberger We called them Psycho…

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  • Pistol Whip


    Katherine Schifani | Volume 45, Issue 1 — Spring 2015   The temperatures have been topping 120 for days now, and each time the heat…

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  • Ghost of a Person Passing in Front of the Flag


    D.F. Brown | Volume 47, Issue 1 — Spring 2017 When I was king in Vietnam killing gooks for god they loved us for the…

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  • Fallujah in a Mirror


    James Janko | Volume 51, Issue 1 | Spring 2021     1 Jack Sheppard The View   The stars are numberless, the earth lit…

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  • from Bloodlust: A Memoir


    Libby Kurz | Volume 53, Issue 1 | Spring 2023 TIME TO WAKE UP Sleep while the baby sleeps. This is what Lt. Col. Jackson…

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  • Flying Superman into Sarajevo


    Laura Joyce-Hubbard | Volume 53, Issue 1 | Spring 2023 To generalize about war is like generalizing about peace. Almost everything is true. Almost nothing…

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  • White Ink and the Great American Macho


    Jennifer Colville | Volume 49, Issue 2 | Fall 2019 Every woman has known the torment of getting up to speak. Her heart racing, at…

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  • Social Poetics by Mark Nowak


    Review by Amish Trivedi In my own work, I am endlessly wrapped up in the university, that nineteenth-century institution which was envisioned as a way…

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