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Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday, StorySunday
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“There aren’t any seats left and standing people have already taken up a lot of the wall space. I stand in front of a table pushed against the corner.”
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday, StorySunday
“Empty, she wrote, even though it wasn’t an improvement, because sometimes she just wrote what she saw.”
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday, StorySunday
She ran from this loneliness all the way to Italy, hoping it wouldn’t find her there.
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In 15 minutes a dead man would walk through the door and have a seat at the booth.
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It’s my job to try to figure out what would feel like justice to her and the victim’s loved ones.
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday, StorySunday
Sometimes what I thought was the end was only a pause.
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday, StorySunday
He turns into the hallway, walks its length, then grabs the gold knob on the storage room door. Locked. He walks back to the men’s restroom. Also locked. He knocks.
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The day was beautiful. Perhaps it was a good day to die for the right reasons.
Editor's Pick, Fiction, Story Sunday
A son re-imagines his fate after his father’s funeral.
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A story of the saapin.
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This used to be a safe place
A baseball scout admires a minor league player for reasons unrelated to his playing.
A man processes unconscious trauma in a unique and unusual way
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A man’s shame is doubled when he hides what he witnessed.
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A reflection on identity and time in the context of immigration
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Jealousy and promise within a group of teenage friends
Strangers in Las Vegas connect strangely.
“You must never ask Dada Abbu about the trains, meri jaan,” she would warn. “He doesn’t like to talk about them.”