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Pentecost Marvin K. White Looked up and saw on a telephone wire the most unbelievably beautiful black crow in East Oakland’s history. poems
we are washed of language Metta Sáma we are not scaling we are hunters in this drape called body we have / hardened our old selves pricked peeled consumed . . . poems
The Catcher on East Seventy-First Street John White I suppose the first thing you’re going to want to know, if you really want to hear about it, is how I got kicked out of school. . . stories
September 18 Striking a Blow Kim Kelly At GM, a wave of labor actions spills over into the manufacturing sector.
September 11 Sharing Pain Megan Marz Anne Boyer’s outward-looking cancer memoir wrests disease away from the realm of the individual.
