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This year was bracketed by both joy and terror. I watched, scared, as people I love grew, learned, succeeded at various things—including me. What did it...
During the second half of the game, the tension mounted. Raja Casablanca finally scored. The air smelled of smoke bombs set off in celebration. Then a...
I began 2018 with the earthquake room by Davey Davis, and inadvertently set the tone for the rest of the year. Immutable dread permeates the novel,...
A short story by Mark Jacquemain about the inevitable end of summer Issue №344 Jump to story AN INTRODUCTION BY HALIMAH MARCUS The first morning that E.B. White returns,...
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This year made things of us all. I was reminded of a part of myself I wish did not exist: what I dub the fainting goat...
What a year this has been. Do I mean it was really good or bad? It can’t just have been one of those. I just mean...
The author of “Bookends” on fatherhood, literary citizenship, and the seductiveness of smartphones Photo by Benjamin Tice Smith When Electric Literature was invited to The MacDowell Colony’s...
The story behind the enigmatic Greek inscription on Morrison’s grave is also a story of fathers, sons, and personal demons Photo by Chris I f you die young,...
