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    It makes him feel the same as on the day it happened, but he never cries. ...
    by Peter Arscott | 4th December 202221st October 2022
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    Shoogly

    Shoogly

    I waited at the top of his street. Two young boys were racing in go-karts. Every time they zoomed past the bottom lamppost, they hopped ...
    by Callum McGee | 27th November 202221st October 2022
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    A Correspondence

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    by Tim Oke | 23rd October 202225th October 2022
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    by Nick Fitzgerald | 16th October 202214th October 2022
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    Them next door

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    by Andrew Senior | 9th October 202214th October 2022
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    The Diamond Studs

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    “I always wanted to build a house beside the lake with her. It would’ve been a place where we could grow old and fat together ...
    by Najeeb S. A. | 25th September 202214th October 2022
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    Buoyancy

    Buoyancy

    “And these things that happen to us. They don’t just live in the past. They echo.” ...
    by Guy Davies | 18th September 202212th December 2022
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    The Bus Driver

    He drives a bus, he lives above a shop, he drinks cheap wine, and he is now alone. ...
    by CG Casci | 11th September 202214th October 2022
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    The Bad Between Us

    The Bad Between Us

    Our evenings are filled with hospital dramas and 10:00pm bedtimes and getting irritated when one of us reads with the light on, the lamp glowing ...
    by Emily Harrison | 4th September 202214th October 2022
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    Window, Amsterdam

    Window, Amsterdam

    He knows he is searching for something that is no longer there. ...
    by Glenn Fisher | 28th August 202214th October 2022
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    Transference

    Transference

    I strained to identify flaws, anomalies, patterns in her biography; anything that would point, however subtly, to when and why her fear of elevators began. ...
    by Omar Imady | 21st August 202222nd July 2022
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    The Rain Spider

    The Rain Spider

    Rain spiders don’t like rain. That is why they come inside. ...
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    Krakatoa Breakfast

    Wildwood couldn’t be much farther. After a few minutes a sign informed him that their exit was coming up, then they were at the junction, ...
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    The Long Shift

    The Long Shift

    This night had been going on for years. She blew into her cupped hands, steam mingling with the smoke still in her lungs. It was ...
    by Joy-Amy Wigman | 31st July 202214th October 2022
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    His

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    You wake up, panting. An ache has settled in the small of your back and the pressure is spreading. You hiss to get breath out ...
    by Riley Krembil | 24th July 202214th October 2022
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    Tutee

    Tutee

    Sharon was usually waiting for me outside her front door. She said the sound of the doorbell woke her dad up. It was a comfort ...
    by Rebecca Sabin | 17th July 202214th October 2022

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