Neil Serven It was varnish day at the casket factory. On the sidewalk he was holding Evelyn’s hand when they
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Neil Serven It was varnish day at the casket factory. On the sidewalk he was holding Evelyn’s hand when they
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Eleanor Levine She was an American soldier stationed in Syria. Well, at first I thought it was Syria, until my
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Gary Fincke Color mattered. Sunday mornings, his father held out shirts and ties like a ring bearer and waited for
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Katie Mazza-Phillips This happened in a candy store, mind you. Me, nearly forty years old, pushing a fifty-something bitch into
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Dinty W. Moore Todd hefted two grocery bags from the rear of his Subaru and cursed under his breath. It
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Laura Leigh Morris Someone gifted the girl knives for her thirteenth birthday. Before then, she bandied about with forks, butter
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Tommy Dean To celebrate the divorce, her husband drove his new motorcycle up and down their oak-lined street, each rip
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Michelle Nichols There was a tremble in the old woman’s voice over the phone. She told me her grandson had
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Amy DeBellis At first, they leave slowly. We watch them go one by one: small silvery threads floating up from
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