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Literature

Literature

Cracked Looking Glass, a Collection

By Lois Roma-Deeley

As the vantage point shifts, the viewer is deconstructed.

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The Gift, Chapter 8

By Mark Elzey

The speaker takes aim at pop psychology, the notion of inferiority complexes, and Chicago’s heinous “Ugly Laws.”

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The Flames they Rise and Fall

By Nicole Holtzman

The memories threaten to cling and capture, but the rolling stone dodges all confinements.

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Tender Bottoms, a Collection

By Ryan Tracy

Domesticating the Queer Cat.

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Letters to the Black Woman

By Tyrell Collins

A scholarly and thoughtful epistolary celebrating black female identity and inventorying the rousing literature it produces.

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Hamlets

By Betty Rosen

An inquiry into the enduring power of Shakespeare’s classic opens the castle gates to a battalion of existential musings.

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Enter the Kingdom

By Kate Robinson

The apocalypse has never been delivered with such harrowing eloquence.

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Jitters

By Amanda Krupman

Critters. Commitments. Whatever the pest, it gets under the skin.

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Necessary Excoriations, a Collection

By Steven Cordova

Pick a fight, vent a gripe; never let an incisive judgment get away.

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The Gift, Chapter 7

By Mark Elzey

Conditions are placed on relationships and ideals of acceptable appearance are carelessly imposed.

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