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Prose Daniel Elder 1/16/20 Prose Daniel Elder 1/16/20

Ben by Tyler Mendelsohn

“It’s possible I crossed paths with the ghost of my grandfather, whose blood is mine but whose life I can barely fathom.”

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Prose Sam Preminger 1/3/20 Prose Sam Preminger 1/3/20

The Wood Burning Prayer by Zia Pollis

“wire and sinew won’t protect you against January’s hard breath”

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Prose Daniel Elder 10/24/19 Prose Daniel Elder 10/24/19

Missed Abortion by Katie Sinback

“Never have I felt more certain that a woman should not be forced to be the vessel for an unwanted pregnancy.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 9/30/19 Prose Daniel Elder 9/30/19

“you’ll never know what your mother went through” by KB

“Why when I look at you & see no traces of me I see a whole bloodline shrunk down to a question mark.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 8/21/19 Prose Daniel Elder 8/21/19

Puppyelectric by Cori Bratby-Rudd

“I couldn’t love you more if I had birthed you.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 7/22/19 Prose Daniel Elder 7/22/19

A Boy Called Moose by Santi Elijah Holley

“But while the nation’s attention is diverted, black men, women, and children continue to die.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 5/27/19 Prose Daniel Elder 5/27/19

By the Skin of Our Teeth by Sadie Fuchswild

“I am complacent again as I swallow his fingers.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 5/13/19 Prose Daniel Elder 5/13/19

How I Know Bruce Springsteen Wants To Get Fisted by Jaz Papadopoulos

“Splinters of memory come out in my teeth as I pass the time with my hands in my mouth.”

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Prose Daniel Elder 4/29/19 Prose Daniel Elder 4/29/19

Emerging, Retreating by b. al-ism

“I prayed for a hairy chest.”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 4/15/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 4/15/19

Autobiography in Eight Hairstyles by Susan Vespoli

“more toxic than chemical exposure, is the act of not owning your thoughts or speaking your mind”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 4/1/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 4/1/19

Letter from Spain, July 2018 by Emily Rapp Black

“This is not an argument with God or about God or for God”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 3/18/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 3/18/19

Earth is the Mother of Metal by Jane Gregorie

“Metal is autumn and grief and weeping and the color white and the mother of Water.”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 3/4/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 3/4/19

The Object of Heat by Jackie Shannon Hollis

“Heat travels faster than pain”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 2/18/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 2/18/19

Dear Gramps, You Short Angry Bastard by Tom Griffen

“You slipped into a childhood brogue and cried your little green eyes out like a baby.”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 2/5/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 2/5/19

On the Creation of Family Lore by Christina Yoseph

“They shared the commonalities of language and home”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 1/21/19 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 1/21/19

Obsessed with Obsession by Vanessa Salemi

“The stove needs to be checked thirty more times, or your mother will artlessly burst into flames.”

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Non-Fiction, Prose Acacia Blackwell 1/7/19 Non-Fiction, Prose Acacia Blackwell 1/7/19

Body Positivity (Ish): Thoughts on a Movement by Emily Rapp Black

“I don’t love my body, and this makes me feel like I’m failing”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 12/23/18 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 12/23/18

Larf by Hobie Anthony

“The end results of human endeavors don’t often live up to expectations”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 12/10/18 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 12/10/18

The Twenty-Year Lie by Heather L. Levy

“Nothing is free, least of all female sexuality”

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Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 11/26/18 Prose, Non-Fiction Acacia Blackwell 11/26/18

My New Friend by Jessica Wadleigh

“The anxiety that I felt over my gender identity was always latent, ready to present itself at a moment’s notice.”

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