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JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
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JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
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Fiction
Story of Girl
Sarah Jane Cody
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The girl knows too much. The girl is only six, but to her mother her eyes appear old. It’s as if the girl stole her...
Reckonings
Brock Clarke
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I saw a headline on the internet that read “White People Need to Reckon with Atticus Finch’s Racism.” What did I remember about Atticus Finch?...
Survivors
Lauren Green
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Mason did not speak the entire ride home. He sat instead staring out the window, arms folded across his chest. It was the middle...
In Which the Writer Speaks to Her Literary Merit
Zoë Ruiz
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My literary merit is a tweet at 9:01 on Saturday night. No likes, zero RTs. The tweet is about goats. Saturn squares my Aquarius Moon and Venus...
Antipode
Amina Kayani
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A man comes in around 2:30 for an appointment I forgot to write down. He is slight, his back hunched like a misshapen hanger....
A List of Things I Have Used the Knife for Thus Far
Alexander Lumans
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It’s best not to mention the wedding at all—let alone the bride. It’s better to recall the last visit, with her, to the art...
Sidekick
Dalton Monk
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It’s the coldest day we’ve had this October, and Kyle’s out there jumping on my old trampoline. Me and Dad are at the window...
A Beauty in Dying
Stéphane Martelly
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The following story was translated from French by Katia Grubisic. It was originally published in French in Boustro 4, 2017 “...red earth does not dry...
The Volcano
Adam O’Fallon Price
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The Princes had talked about divorce for so long that the subject seemed almost to have a benign, even beneficial effect on their marriage....
American Wonder
Kosiso Ugwueze
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The RV barreled down the 40 East towards Flagstaff at 70 mph. Chidinma’s father had rented it a day ago and had spent close...
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