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Chantel Kelly
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Soundproof Niño by Jared Lemus

Chantel Kelly
August 30, 2022
Soundproof Niño by Jared Lemus

That’s going to be a sick scar, Pablo said. I wish I could get a scar like that.

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Chantel Kelly
August 30, 2022

Glossolalia by Lisa Teasley

Chantel Kelly
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Glossolalia by Lisa Teasley

With nothing to lose, and on a family friend’s recommendation, our long-divorced parents took Ike to see a curandera in New Mexico.

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Laura Pegram
May 17, 2022

Artwork: Photograph from the Bonnie Clark Collection

Laura Pegram
May 17, 2022
Artwork: Photograph from the Bonnie Clark Collection

Still image from the Bonnie Clark Collection of partially clad female impersonator in erotic pose.

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Firé | ፍሬ by Heran Abate

Chantel Kelly
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Firé | ፍሬ by Heran Abate

Jember looks down at her uncle. He is on his back, like a beetle that has tumbled belly up, squat legs kicking the air above him.

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Pyromania by Kukuwa Ashun

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You didn’t want to tell Eddie that his sister was an ashawo—but didn’t he already know?

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Gulmohar by Arpita Chakrabarty

Laura Pegram
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Tea boiled to a rippled thin skin on top but Bhavna did not seem to notice. She stared at her daughter’s old hair band hanging from a wall hook in the kitchen as if seeing the tangled curly hair strands for the first time.

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