Mirific
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Mirific

Jack Bedell

follow those words like tracks
to the banks of Bayou Teche, each line
a pin oak to lean our shoulder against

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Permission to not be legible to everyone
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Permission to not be legible to everyone

H. Felix Chau Bradley, in conversation with Arielle Burgdorf

“What I’m often trying to do is to write about mundane things, or at least commonly experienced things, in a way that is eerie or strange.”

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Times were Different Then
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Times were Different Then

Dianne C. Braley

A past etched into her father’s skin, and a connection so much more than skin deep.

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Folding
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Folding

Christine Skolnik

“The earth folds upon itself. Water folds around the earth folding. Oceans, folding back on themselves, shape sands into spectacular patterns.“

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Absence
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Absence

T.S.J. Harling

A friend of mine got through lockdown by believing that one day this would be over, and what a day that would be. The opening of the doors, the impromptu festival that would occur on the streets. That was a party that never came.

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A Story about Floating
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A Story about Floating

Tanya Castro

“My daddy was a real cowboy,
            his horse was as real to the eye
as his horse was as black to the lake
            at night”

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Evelyn
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Evelyn

Pete Mladinic

“Do you have a key word in your life?
Is it Evelyn, because your spouse is named
Evelyn?  Is it love, is it God, or faith? “

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