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Nonfiction
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Morning Person
By Amanda Barrett Melissa is found. She is all the colors of a fierce California sunset. She is cold to the touch. The right side…
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Ms. Daylily
by Xujun Eberlein The Chinese emperor who died one year before the Common Era began was a man in love with another man named Dong…
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National Baptist Hymnal
By Diana Cejas When you’re walking in with the family, the thing to do is to try to look as devastated as you possibly can, whether…
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Geek Duende, Blithe Dread: How to Organize Books by Sector
By Gregg Williard The minimalist approach to book ownership (or disposal) by tidying expert Marie Kondo has its many supporters and detractors. It is not…
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Birds of New Mexico
By Katherine Vondy I am writing my eulogy. Although it might sound otherwise, this is not a macabre or gloomy project to be undertaking. It’s…
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A Delicate Strength
By Brittany Borghi The young man at the front of the room doesn’t know how to use his breath. He doesn’t know how to use…
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Song Flute
By Naima Karczmar John Coltrane left his wife in the summer of 1963. He wrote two songs for her; both were melancholy. He said the…