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nocturnal, elusivearmour of scalesthis is how I grow upeach summer half an inch taller each monsoonpeeling shallotsplucking scram berriesburrowing into...
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Basic and broken. Oren leaned forward against the cold wood railing and looked out at the hills andfields, bleak on...
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Edward Michael Supranowicz is the grandson of Irish and Russian/Ukrainian immigrants. He grew up on a small farm in...
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The air in the room was heavy and damp. It had the distinct smell that older housestended to have, something...
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Andrew explains that in the early evening, he walked through a damp forest and discovered acollapsed tent. He explains that...
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My uncle was always going to die in an unusual way, and he was always going to dieyoung. I suppose...
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The wind catches the tails of her pink scarf and puffs them out translucent and weightlessaround her head, and she...
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1. The sacrifice is loss of the familiar body. 2. The prize is the freedom of flight, a new face, and...
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Most came to the circus for the spectacle of the clowns and the lions, for the cotton candy and the...
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Barbara Linkevitch is a Los Angeles filmmaker and photographer. As a filmmaker, Linkevitch's half-dozen short films made big waves in...
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