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Mignardise
The execution of Thomas Mitchell was scheduled to begin at 11:00 AM on December 7th and was formally called to commence at 11:01. Twenty-seven journalists, twelve photographers, and two relatives were in attendance, as well as several guards, the presiding district attorney, the Riverside Penitentiary physician, and a local sommelier.
Miriam Killdeer
Apr 128 min read
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An Inventory of What Was Lost
Editor's Note: This is a unique piece, a powerful story based on the author's real-life experiences growing up in a religious cult.
Jaq Green
Mar 282 min read
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3 comments


I Drink the Core to Taste the Thunder
Akis Linardos | Issue 2.6 Always loved middles, ever since Mama brought me that chocolate egg enwrapping a capsule, enwrapping a toy...
Akis Linardos
Mar 15 min read
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Down in the Valley Where the Bone Trees Grow
Rachel Savage | Issue 2.5 Lacey planted her baby in the family grove, nestled between Granddaddy’s chestnut heavy branches and Granny’s...
Rachel Savage
Mar 14 min read
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Afternoon Tea with the King of Hearts
His wife was having tea with the king, and he was completely unaware.
Nissa Harlow
Feb 145 min read
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Speckled Observations
Everyone else saw the spider on Thursday. Well, it wasn’t a spider. Not really.
Catherine Simpson
Jan 3111 min read
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Construction
On the morning of the code red drill, a man hunts me in my dreams once again.
Dina Dwyer
Jan 173 min read
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Still
Hell consists of a series of menial tasks. Sometimes we draw circles in the sand with long sticks; sometimes we draw lines.
Annie Johnson
Jan 313 min read
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Jesus Fat Camp
I watch the red and sweaty late-night preachers wipe their brows, hoist their heavy Bibles up, wrestle invisible demons down...
Amber Burke
Dec 19, 202410 min read
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Six or Seven Words Uttered by Maribel Simpkins, While Unconscious After a Fall
One: "Earthquake"
She spoke this word shortly after ten in the morning on February 26th, according to her physical therapist.
Michael Haynes
Dec 6, 20244 min read
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Treat
The doorbell rings, and, yeah, it’s Halloween, but my porch light is off. In this neighborhood, that means you’re out of candy or just tired
Daniel Cohen
Nov 21, 202411 min read
590 views
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After We Die
The Falls appeared in the sky over Houston without warning. It was the middle of summer during the year summer never ended.
Andrew Kozma
Nov 8, 20244 min read
523 views
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Water Loss
The swelling in your legs started a few months ago, about the time you stopped remembering to take your medications.
Sam Logan
Oct 24, 20243 min read
439 views
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Fairy Bridges
Jordy lived alone in a small house on the edge of a saltwater marsh that extended to the coast.
Bev Vincent
Oct 10, 20244 min read
612 views
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