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Follow Your Roots, Devan Y. Klein 2020 Dominican University of California

Follow Your Roots, Devan Y. Klein

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Falling, Rachel Zucker 2020 Dominican University of California

Falling, Rachel Zucker

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Curls, Jasmine Picazo 2020 Dominican University of California

Curls, Jasmine Picazo

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Breathe In; Breathe Out, Rochelle Craig 2020 Dominican University of California

Breathe In; Breathe Out, Rochelle Craig

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Bones, Chloe Miller Bess 2020 Dominican University of California

Bones, Chloe Miller Bess

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Blue Gaps, Matthew E. Davis 2020 Dominican University of California

Blue Gaps, Matthew E. Davis

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At Bay, Kevin Sunga 2020 Dominican University of California

At Bay, Kevin Sunga

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(M)Other Tongue, Julia Conner 2020 Dominican University of California

(M)Other Tongue, Julia Conner

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You Would Do Anything, Kevin Coates 2020 Dominican University of California

You Would Do Anything, Kevin Coates

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You are driving on the interstate, and your daughter says, “Look, Mommy! A polar bear!”

You are not so far gone that you think it really can be a polar bear, but you can not in that split second think of much else that it could be.

“A polar bear?” you say, stalling.

“Polar bear, polar bear, what do you hear?” she says.

You remember vaguely that those are the lines of a book you read to her at night. You don’t know what the polar bear hears. What do polar bears hear? You imagine white noise, winds filled with …


Wandering Legacy, Brittany Lyons 2020 Dominican University of California

Wandering Legacy, Brittany Lyons

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Time Spent Lost, Kylie Walsh 2020 Dominican University of California

Time Spent Lost, Kylie Walsh

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There It Goes Again, Liang M. Somers 2020 Dominican University of California

There It Goes Again, Liang M. Somers

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The Passion Of The Storm, Mandy Gilbertson 2020 Dominican University of California

The Passion Of The Storm, Mandy Gilbertson

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The Machine Of Mankind, Liang M. Somers 2020 Dominican University of California

The Machine Of Mankind, Liang M. Somers

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The Bone Train, Pamela Livingston 2020 Dominican University of California

The Bone Train, Pamela Livingston

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Standing inside the shadow of the dying gum tree, Gadje counted the curses. There must be one for every misshapen god Ashtong’s coffins had offended and the train of coffins was long. Very long.

Brittle bone prayers swayed, clicking in the crisp breeze that broke through the branches of gum forest everywhere but where Gadje stood. He only had to toss some bone dust into the wind and mumble his request to make the wind god understand, they had worked around each other for many years. Crushing the shards of broken prayers in his palm, Gadje refilled the stiff gator …


So Modernism, Laurie Reiche 2020 Dominican University of California

So Modernism, Laurie Reiche

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Slippery, Kylie Walsh 2020 Dominican University of California

Slippery, Kylie Walsh

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Seven Taverns To The Schoolhouse, Ellen Six 2020 Dominican University of California

Seven Taverns To The Schoolhouse, Ellen Six

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The day that I was born my parents looked at me and said, “You will go to college,” a noble ambition to fulfill when you are only two hours old. To both of my parents, who had emigrated from Lithuania, education was the magic key that would free me from the life that they had to live.

Mother had received only three years of schooling. She was third daughter in a family that would have twelve children; six would live and six would die. She learned to read and write but that was enough for a girl who was needed …


Pop!, Cheramie Leo 2020 Dominican University of California

Pop!, Cheramie Leo

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Pieces Of My Heart, Mandy Gilbertson 2020 Dominican University of California

Pieces Of My Heart, Mandy Gilbertson

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