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    Few Grains of Sesame

    5 October 2025

    Shobha Ramani — Excerpt: I had never viewed sesame through the lens of grief until that year.

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    Embracing the “Best Present Days” of the Computer and Internet Conquest

    21 September 2025

    Sydney's Guard — Excerpt: We are soon releasing our debut EP. If it wasn’t for my savior machine and tool, I would, still, be in limbo.

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    Fluent

    7 September 2025

    Cate LeBrun — Excerpt: I lack enough German to be considered functional so I nod like a stage actor, a smile fixed and hanging on by its sensitive teeth.

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    Rapunzel Has Insomnia

    7 September 2025

    Mary Buchanan — Excerpt: Her DNA smells of roses and lavender and her days are spent searching mirrors for keys to the future her author has already denied her.

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    “Thank you, Prue”

    13 July 2025

    Dustin Vann — Excerpt: Much of that fascination is thanks to her portrayer, the late Shannen Doherty, who imbued Prue with her own unflinching confidence, courage, and vulnerability.

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