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Kowalski Lives, Jaymie-Rae Martin
Him., Brenden M. Kleiboeker
Cooking In Stride, Bret Lundstrom
Creating A Monster, Taylor Johnson
Soulmates, Taylor Johnson
Funerals Are For The Living, Taylor Martin
A Trudge In The Snow, Bret Lundstrom
The Ones Who Disappeared, Kristine Wagner
Welcome To The Show, Jaymie-Rae Martin
The Inside, The Out, Heather Steinmann
The Inside, The Out, Heather Steinmann
Survive & Thrive: A Journal for Medical Humanities and Narrative as Medicine
This fictional short story draws upon the idea of trauma in the past playing through in the present, the external and internal states of the characters refusing to be separate, and denial's crippling effect on loved ones, in this case, a child.
The Topology Of Absence, Nora E. Culik
The Topology Of Absence, Nora E. Culik
Journal of Humanistic Mathematics
“The Topology of Absence” literalizes triangulations, hyperbeloids, and the concept of the limit in the story of “locating” a lost mother. This story, like “The Physicist’s Basement” in the July 2014 issue, is part of a series that worries about competing notions of mathematics, i.e., mathematics as some sort of disembodied configuration or as emergent in the material reality of human life.
Camas, Summer 2015
Camas
Open Letter to a Grizzly / Bryce Andrews -- A History of Westward Movements / Kaity Teer -- The Wilderness Act Turns 50: Celebrating the Great Laws of 1964 / William deBuys -- Conversations about Bees / Dionisia Morales -- Kula / Daniel Winthrop -- Yellow Jacket / Gregg Kleiner -- On Alces Lake / Sara Aronson -- Stains / Allison Linville -- I-70 / Brendan Jordan -- Monte Sereno / Amy Miller -- Helping with the Food / Bette Husted -- Bull Elk in October River / Chris Dombrowski -- Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Kimmerer / Trevien Stanger -- …
Short Fiction: Ulmus, Ward Heilman
The Librarian, Abby Edele
Danse Russe, Danyelle Pullens
Good Things Bad People, Zachary M. Alley
The Politics Of Salutations, Bret Lundstrom
The Classics, Blake Fields
Lavender Bride, Robert Kostuck
Lavender Bride, Robert Kostuck
Bryant Literary Review
Svetlana and Valery at the late edge of a summer weekend, aligned vacations, rented bicycles, wool sweaters, damp air spilled inland from the half-empty beaches.
Ginger, Charles Butterfield
Ginger, Charles Butterfield
Bryant Literary Review
After Sam's truck clears the hill, all Lucius hears is the cooing of wild pigeons in the cavernous haymow.
Gerstler's Triumphant Return (1972), Julie Zuckerman
Gerstler's Triumphant Return (1972), Julie Zuckerman
Bryant Literary Review
Sitting among the malodorous teenagers--boys ripe with day-old sweat, girls thick on jasmine scents--Jeremiah Gerstler tried to check his mounting vexation.
Gift-Wrapped, Daniel M. Jaffe
Gift-Wrapped, Daniel M. Jaffe
Bryant Literary Review
Will there come a point during your El Al flight home from Israel when you can politely question the elderly man in the middle seat beside you as to why, during taxi yet before take-off, he ensconced himself toe-to-head within a 30-gallon, heavy-duty, clear plastic trash bag?
Phantom, Adam Matson
Phantom, Adam Matson
Bryant Literary Review
The pinky finger betrayed her. It sent a signal to Martin, who reached out from beneath the frilly cuff of his costume and grasped it.
Little Red, Danyelle Pullens
The Ebb And Flow Of Sir Jacques Depluntaine, Courtney Cox
The Ebb And Flow Of Sir Jacques Depluntaine, Courtney Cox
Arrow Rock
No abstract provided.
The Strap, Ruth Latta
The Strap, Ruth Latta
Bryant Literary Review
"Carmen? Carmen Lawrence? Where are you, girl?"
I peeked through the planks of the porch stairs
Class Mate, John Kristofco
Class Mate, John Kristofco
Bryant Literary Review
"Hey, has anybody seen my Hawthorne?" Terrence Terrill poked his head into the small living room.
Just One View, Trey A. Guillory
Just One View, Trey A. Guillory
Ellipsis: A Journal of Art, Ideas, and Literature
No abstract provided.
Untitled, Tim Sharp
Crossed, Laura Krueger