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Matias F. Travieso-Diaz
Oct 1, 202412 min read
Polyps
1 My knees and hands were bleeding and hurt like the dickens, but I was still holding onto the seashell I had picked up from the darkened...
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Thomas M. McDade
Sep 1, 202415 min read
Best Land Plans
I paid a goodbye visit to Windburn Barn figuring a bunch of college kids would have rented it by now, but there were no cars in the...
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John F. Miglio
Apr 30, 202415 min read
Killing Malice
My stepmother’s name was Alice, but I called her Malice because she haunted my childhood and was the evilest person I ever knew—and for...
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Krin Van Tatenhove
Feb 1, 202411 min read
Leaving New Orleans
“This is my favorite part of the drive,” said Alberto. We were cruising over the 18-mile span of the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge, en route...
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Natalie Y. Gutiérrez
Jun 19, 20235 min read
The Pain We Carry
Much of the Latine identity today comes from past trauma. History reminds us of the colonization of the land belonging to Indigenous...
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Jenn Zatopek
May 20, 20236 min read
Leaving My Mother Behind
(Content warning: this story contains sensitive material related to child sexual abuse, rape. Please read at your own discretion.) At the...
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Yasmin Gudino
Dec 30, 20223 min read
Choice Is What Gives Me Hope
There is no escape for you except by a radical psychological transformation of yourself. – Neville Goddard I believe that some people are...
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