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    Short Story: A Grandfather Clock, a Pick-Up Truck, and a Bald Man

    June 10, 2019

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    Sarah Hamilton

    It is raining (though barely). The temperature is a cool and steady sixty-one degrees. It is early morning in a Chicago suburb. Birds chirp without enthusiasm. Cars pass without acknowledging one another. Life is off to an indifferent start on this musty, Monday mornin...

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    Poetry

    Poetry: El Paso & Redfield

    July 21, 2018

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    Nicholas Trandahl

    EL PASO


    Dust.


    Earth that was maybe red.


    A city of pain.


    A decade ago I lived in El Paso,
    and I slept on a partially-deflated air mattress
    in a small hot apartment next to my first wife
    and her disassociation from me.
    I was a young soldier, busy and dutiful.
    A baby and...

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