Vol. 53 Issue 1

  • Dead Reckoning


    By Kelly Sue White

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  • Sweet Little Things


    By Brent Ameneyro They are talking to their dog, just sweet little things like good boy, who’s a good boy? Footsteps in the morning dark, gentle…

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  • The Arrival


    By Sara Mirza Dad neglected to tell me he was bringing home a new wife. She was the daughter of a family friend, and once…

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  • Motorcycle Pope


    By Adam Straus The Pope visits me in a dream. He is riding a motorcycle. I know immediately that he is the Pope, even though…

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  • 1978


    By Amy Margolis Insurance. Kansas City. 1978. In the photo, my father and I sit at the dining room table—a repurposed card table that belonged…

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  • Rapid Cycling


    By Shane Dunn The Veteran is on a bus in Chicago wearing greens and camo, a bag of luggage on the seat beside him. He…

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  • Snow Globes


    By Marit Grøtta, translated by John Durham Peters Walter Benjamin collected snow globes—miniature worlds under a vault of glass or plastic where an eternal winter…

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  • from Bloodlust: A Memoir


    By Libby Kurz Sleep while the baby sleeps. This is what Lt. Col. Jackson used to say during our long weekend shifts together. The baby,…

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  • Flying Superman Into Sarajevo


    By Laura Joyce-Hubbard To generalize about war is like generalizing about peace. Almost everything is true. Almost nothing is true. —Tim O’Brien, The Things They Carried…

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