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Stick that in your Pipe by Lizzie Eldridge

Davide Duvalier Dimitrov felt like a king when he flew. He prided himself on his success. His father told him hard work pays off, but Davide watched his dad break his back…

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Tiger Mum by Sumitra Singam

[CW: Reference to infertility] Tiger Mum is at yoga with Buffalo Mum. Tiger Mum glides through chathuranga to upward dog, feeling her sleek muscles ripple under her animal-print tights. They are an…

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Surviving the Swamp by Martha Lane

Hydration is not your problem. You have water in plastic cups and hot syrupy tea presented by nurses, your partner, parents, friends. Exposure is a problem. Build a shelter out of bed…

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Steps to the Edge by Amanda Saint

Pushing open the door to the Brazilia bar Marcia licks her chapped lips, tasting already the Caipirinhas’ sweet sugar and sour lime luring her into the kick of Cachaças. She needs the…

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Scientist transforms spinach leaves into beating human heart tissue after coming up with the idea during lunch by Bonnie Meekums

In one corner of the laboratory/kitchen, my mother folds a story into her grandson’s heart. Their heads touch, chests moving in a synchronous, shared breath. My son, Egonia, adjusts his body to…

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Hole by Richie Zaborowske

The last time I ever saw Billy he stood on my porch scrawny as a coyote. It was morning, but already the late August sun was up there in the sky pissed…

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The Trolley Collector by Rebecca Field

The trolley collector does not just collect trolleys. He pockets items left inside them: baby socks, stuffed animals, umbrellas, checked handkerchiefs. He scrap-books shopping lists scrawled on the backs of envelopes, or…

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Instructions for a Secret Agent by Emma Venables

You must forget: … Biography: Emma Venables’ short and flash fiction has been widely published in magazines and journals. She has a PhD in Creative Writing and has taught at Royal Holloway,…

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Her Big Chance by Lisa Thornton

Mia looked at Sandy’s face in the mirror on the bedroom wall. Sandy held the curling iron for a twenty count on her bangs. Mia could see her friend’s lips silently counting…

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The Visit by Geraldine McCarthy

Peggy’s transistor radio stands alone on the high windowsill. The rasping voice of the presenter echoes through the ward. He interviews housewives about the price of groceries, and politicians about the cost…

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Chocomel by Kik Lodge

Workington. Fisher Street. Jackson’s sweetshop. Mother of thirteen rolls the fruit drops in powdered sugar, dusts off her fingers, puts in her curlers. Says sweet dreams children. Father of thirteen, at sea,…

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A Name Like a Flying Cheesecake by Christy Tending

I like the providence of names. Move a letter here or there, or leave them as they were, and they come to mean a whole new person. The name itself takes on…

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