Hubris
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The Poetry of William Walsh
Speculative Friction “The bear wasn’t ready for winter, or me/sitting behind the glow of fire/he could not see through/or the Montana Longbow sleeping on a log./My dozen poached trout could’ve landed me a…
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Fakespeare Minus the Daddy Issues
Off the Page By Dr. Jason Page “As someone who grew up being forced to read Shakespeare in dusty school editions, I never imagined I’d one day be collaborating with an algorithm to…
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The Fire This Time
“Designed-to-fail when it was created during the Ronald Reagan administration, the IPCC has concluded that the end-Permian Mass Extinction Event was minor compared to the current one. It’s not even close. In fact,…
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A Provincial New Zealand Childhood (or, What I Did in the War): Part IV
Singing & Drowning By Janet Kenny “It was definite. My father’s good sister had declared the state intermediate school, where she had taught, to be unsuitable for me. Instead, I was to be…
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Two Arrivals
“And it wasn’t only Giórgis’s rental that felt like a place the Cyclops could live in. This whole island could have been Homer’s Land of the Cyclops, with its rocky coast, its arid…
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A Provincial New Zealand Childhood (or, What I Did in the War): Part III
Singing & Drowning By Janet Kenny “All my conscious life there was talk of war. Later, it was The War Effort. My mother went once a week to help out at the Patriotic…
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Pave Paradise
“But somewhere along the way, as always happens, everything changed. The neighbor across from us expanded a business that previously didn’t encroach on our street, cutting down two magnolias and a couple of…
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A Provincial New Zealand Childhood (or, What I Did in the War): Part II
Singing & Drowning By Janet Kenny “The house I grew up in had the atmosphere of a dark bruised place. I do not know whether that was unusual in those times. My mother…
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The Theology of Tools: Builders
Skip the B.S. By Skip Eisiminger “Sarah, the mother of a friend, loves to gather the clan, drive with them to the beach, and spend a week each summer in ‘The Blue House,’…