Billy Luck
“He raised his hand to the curtain and pulled it all the way back as if some kinda wisdom was out there waitin, just for him.” Story of the Week (November 24), by DC Diamondopolous.
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Author Interview: Rion Amilcar Scott
“Gains can be reversed. It’s 2017 and we’re discussing voting rights again, after all.” Rion Amilcar Scott in conversation with Noah Klein.
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To the Depths
“I myself became a gravedigger to avoid the pitfalls of the sex act.” Story of the Week (November 3), by Maya Alexandri.
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Baba Yaga Summer
“Outside everything burst into intensity: loud voices, chants, stomping feet.” Story of the Week (September 22), by Ania Mroczek.
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Sarayu, Driving
“On the evening news, we see cars floating.” Story of the Week (August 25), by Urvashi Bahuguna.
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The Visitor
“As far as she was concerned, “The Visitor†was an old, irrelevant, and uninteresting story with nothing to say about her own time or her own needs.” Story of the Week (August 18), by Alzo David-West.
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The Lighter
“She just wanted to change the world, and she truly believed that good always prevails.” Story of the Week (August 11), by Natali Spasova. Translated from Macedonian by Will Firth.
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Featherly
“…if there’s one thing Featherly taught me, it was that Eggs-Are-A-Bitch.” Story of the Week (May 5), by Dwight Hilson.
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Nobody Killed Her
“And the crushing of these hopes and dreams is what Sabyn Javeri leverages with incredible skill.” Casey Harding reviews ‘Nobody Killed Her’, by Sabyn Javeri.
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Catherine’s Wig
“It was then they heard the voice, like someone speaking through an electrolarynx.” Story of the Week (April 28), by Alfredo Franco.
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