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Fiction
Or Something Like That
by Ann K. Ryles
“I’ll see you today,” Susan said to her baby in the shower, rubbing lather over her still flat belly. She hadn’t told anyone she talked to the baby. Not Marshall.
It was a secret. Between her and the baby. Shhhhhhh, baby, don't tell on Mommy. Especially not to Daddy, he already thinks I'm a wack job...
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Feature
Letters to Ray Bradbury
by Joelle Renstrom
I've wanted to write you a letter for a long time. I'm a teacher and I almost had my class write you letters when we were reading The Martian Chronicles . There are a few Douglas Spauldings in my class. A couple Clarices. They'd have talked your ear off...
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Poetry
KELR e-Chapbook Selected
We are pleased to announce the winner of our competition.
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Kyle Constalie
I can't kill any more fire ants without offering an explanation...
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Stuart Greenhouse
Only a few pages left/in the novel/and then a few blank pages after that...
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Alexander Booth
Long the light, and stillHot./First reds, a yellowing...
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Sally Molini
will do as long as it looks/ good from a distance,/rolling cyclorama....
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Scott Alexander Jones
There are words / / like: lividity / / for every step of the way...
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Call for Submissions
We will be accepting chapbook manuscripts for electronic publication.
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Jennifer Pilch
Now was/the matted ear on a blurred ivory dog/the polished spoon...
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Brian Laidlaw
even if you could drive by braille i could/snot have done it in here the firs...
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From the Archive
The Mortality of Parents
by Jim Shepard
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