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Fiction
“Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth.”
― Albert Camus
The Drift
Your Glass Mouth
The Rift
Out of the Harbor and Into the Open Sea
Theoretical Debate
The Whole Vile Lot
wade-in
Demolition
My Wife’s Phone
When Robin Hood Was Caught Dead To Rights
The Scattering
Point Pleasant
Pleasure That Cannot Be Felt as Such
Greetings From Baja California!
When The Ten Thousand Ton Trilobite Attacked
Climb The Highest Mountain
The Rapture
Oppressive and Certain Decay
Mother and Her Remains
A Eulogy For the Boy I Don’t Love
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