"What River found most difficult / was to see one minute into the future."
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Finnegans Wake Forest
Loud, heap miseries upon us yet entwine our arts with paychecks low!
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Q&A with Mariah Rigg, author of EXTINCTION CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
I was trying to think of time not as a linear thing but as a landscape; that these stories, people, and objects are existing on the same plane or landscape at the same time.
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From the Archives: Object Lessons
Refusal brought too much attention, so I was ready the next time the tongue came towards me. I snatched its grey-white tip and felt the weight of its inner meat slide down in the sheath of its skin. I lifted it high so the other end would not touch me and passed it along.
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From the Archives: BNA → LAX
“I return to my birthplace with a focus on breath. / It’s easier to inhale the California landscape.”
Everywhere
We know our place and keep to it. We believe our place to be all places. We find the crack like water. We crawl. We beg. We scream. We tapdance. We sing. We sing. We sing.
