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Under the Mercy Trees by Heather Newton
Bring Down the Little Birds by Carmen Giménez Smith
While Mortals Sleep: Unpublished Short Fiction by Kurt Vonnegut
Talismans by Sybil Baker
Speech Acts by Laura McCullough
Paging Stevie Cavallero
by Rafael Torch
My co-workers greeted me in the faculty lounge of the Las Vegas private school where I teach American literature with hugs and slaps on the back, as if I’d just finished a long, grueling race, a race I’d run with such speed, made up with such endurance and stamina, that I’d broken records. We stood [...]