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To the First-Born Daughter on the Fourteenth Floor of the Marlboro Housing Project, 1958ee Poems
This time, when your mother returns from the hospital,she isn’t volatile, but her eyes are black and the pills that stop her hands from shakingmake her docile, not gregarious, a word you heard in school and think describes her best.You’re…
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Living in A Slow Moving Catastrophe, Following the What Ifs: A Conversation with Mary Helen Specht
“I found myself writing a scene with an indie rock musician playing a set at Burning Man, and her daughter goes missing. But, I didn’t really know if this was a novel or a story or what was going to…
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Two Pink Lines
Jade and Lucas were fraternal twins. That their hypothetical respective children be born in tight proximity was important, imperative, lightly exacted. Our babies will be just like twins. They’ll be the best cousins. The best friends. Jade’s tender want. Friendly…
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Hendiduras y fronteras en la ficción: una conversación con Valeria Luiselli
Es un libro en donde, seguramente, los lectores encontrarán temas relativos a nuestro presente. Luiselli hace un viaje temporal y espacial dentro de la narrativa para desenterrar y examinar preguntas eternas y cosmogónicas de nuestra civilización; y, justo cuando estamos…
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Sorry For My Loss
Her dad wasn’t even some eccentric billionaire with an army of lawyers—half the money she would’ve inherited was frittered away on obscure cryptocurrencies and perplexing amounts of wild-caught salmon. But it is still a sizable sum of money, so here…
