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pomegranate papyri

Poemgranat

September 4, 2013by arturodesimone 5 Comments

I usually boast that I am from the 19th century
but reality dawned yesterday
really I am from the middle ages,

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Poetry

puf

July 31, 2013by mamacass 1 Comment

“¿QUE PASA NEGRITA?”

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Poetry
Flooding in Argentina, Source: Silvia Bonett

Floodlines

July 2, 2013by John Ford Milton Leave a comment

Rivers of dark brown rainwater surged down the streets, overflowing the gutters and inundating the sidewalks all the way to the doorstep. The storm had begun just before dawn and had raged well into the afternoon.

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Fiction, Stories

chato

June 9, 2013by djbubba1 Leave a comment

These people spent their entire vacation nowhere. Poetry by DeWayne Frazier Dickerson.

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Poetry

les demoiselles de buenos aires

March 24, 2013by Cody John Laplante Leave a comment

in the cheapest pizza parlor of the city a grubby little girl dances on a red wobbling stool as her parents order the pie she wiggles her ass and sifts […]

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Poetry

Cienfuegos Cigar Company

March 3, 2013by ... 1 Comment

The foreman takes a long slow drag filling his mouth smoke filling his head prayers climb the ladder of his cigar smoke He sits in a tall chair reading novellas […]

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Poetry

Rat Brain

February 24, 2013by William Bendix 2 Comments

Fair trade.

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Fiction, Stories

Super Pancho

February 17, 2013by Cody John Laplante Leave a comment

Cody Laplante piles on all the fixins.

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Poetry

Speed Bump

February 10, 2013by Will Ferens 1 Comment

We got in late to San Antonio de Areca. It’s a small gaucho town about two hours northwest of Buenos Aires. We’d hopped a fence on the side of a dirt road […]

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Non-fiction, Stories

Left Overs

January 13, 2013by Quincy McKittrick Long Leave a comment

I took the day-old bread – they wanted to toss it out with the orange peels and wet coffee grinds. (Compost is a foreign world with a ghost texture and […]

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Poetry

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