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Carolina Hall Girls

“Are all the girls really beautiful? Is it true you make out in the showers?”

Carried Away

Lindy knew what happens in the dark behind shut doors: girls tell stories.

Cartoon Art Volume 2010-06

New cartoons by Le Lievre, Warp, Piccolo, Leavitt, and Sipress.

Cartoon Art Volume 2013-02

We'd see them more, but your father and I aren't much for traveling.

Cartoon Art Volume 2013-06

Cartoon Art Volume 2017-05

Communication

He drowned under a different name, a fake name chiseled in German.

Convector

The school’s committed to an all-sterile facility by the year 2025.

Corn-Pone Opinions

It is our nature to conform; it is a force which not many can resist.

Cuban Portraits

Tonight these writers lower their eyes and silence their words.

Cul-de-Sac

Staring down the barrel of a black gun I forget I’m no longer just a boy.

Daddy’s Girl

“It’s out of the question. It’s a waste of your time. And my money.”

Dauphin County

Let us not forget the desuetude of nailed-shut carousels.

Days of Summer

“If a man wanted, he could be anything and not come back.”

Dear America

Soon I will walk up those same back steps the police took by force.

Dear America

Denaturalization: An Elegy for Mr. Vaishno Das Bagai, an American

Sometimes they revert to trickery, apple their venom with a smile.

Depth of Field

Paharganj reels with beggars. Old women, boys, breast-feeding girls.

Devil’s Child

“You are too young for politics, too beautiful for a jail cell.”

Divorced

The pictures were taken in the woods, naked from the waist down.

Docent

Many people remarked upon the similarities between the flags.

Doing Good Work Together

Stories are places to live. We live in stories. What we are is stories.

Doing No Harm: Some Thoughts on Reading and Writing in the Age of Umbrage

The intention of the writer is irrelevant to the success of the story.

East Toledo, Ohio

“Who you kiddin? There’s no middle class anymore, we’re all just poor.”

Eastwood and Other Poems

I am determined to praise my particular world, so I must praise you.

Evicted

Now all I was, all I had ever been, when it came down to it, was a tenant.

Exhaling and Other Poems

I was a skinhead in look and seem, a balding guy trying out the future.

Fifteen

He hit all of us sometimes, but he hit me hardest and the most.

Floating

Her trust in me is a swirled marble sinking slowly in an aqua pool.

Free Huey P. Newton with Every Purchase and Other Poems

At Walden Pond, Henry Thoreau clicks like on the “Wilderness” page.