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The Appointment for the Spectrum
Jaia Papitz
PARTICLEThey assembled it on the roof the way men build sins. Quietly. With confidence that had no permission.A broken steel bowl flipped upside down to catch whatever fell from the sky.…
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Uproar in Diritania
Kakhaber Gagloshvili
From early that morning, the people of Diritania, a small country, had been waiting anxiously for the Defence Minister’s press conference to begin. Justin Catford had announced in…
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A UNIVERSE FOR TWO
Barys Paulau
ELENA (40s) — A translator and writer. She has spent years living in the margins of someone…TOMASZ (50s) — A poet who once had a career. He now has a reputation. He drinks to keep the…THE WAITRESS (30s) — She is always there. She never explains herself. She moves through the…
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Poetry
A Bad Idea
Bruce McRae
The bad idea won't keep to itself.
It's knocking around the kitchen,
slamming cupboard doors,
It's knocking around the kitchen,
slamming cupboard doors,
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Poetry
waking up in the barangay
John Casquerelli
Jill is happy to be eating Tahô for breakfast,
Tatay finishes his morning prayers
and asks if I’ve had coffee yet.
Tatay finishes his morning prayers
and asks if I’ve had coffee yet.
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Bulă, or How We Invented Quantum
Jaia Papitz
A literary satire about laughter, bureaucracy, and the small cosmic errors that keep reality from sealing itself shut.