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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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a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
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Fiction
Perishables
Julie Ae Kim
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The first time I met Refrigerator was at Sentosa, a Malaysian restaurant that has now gone out of business in Flushing where I grew...
Obligate
Morgan Thomas
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Jerett predicted the breakup. Predicted it not as anyone might predict a breakup among lovers in a quad, but as a geologist would predict...
The Bet
Jemimah Wei
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6 AM: 29 degrees at 93% humidity with 41% chance of rain. It was the morning of the walk. The temperature regular, but the...
Grand Plan
G.B. Yuba
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People don’t expect me to be good at basketball. Most basketball players are tall, and I am an unassuming short woman. But for this...
Vessel
Angelo Hernandez Sias
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The Cube was dark and metal and bigger than us. It balanced on one of its points, and spun if you pushed it. The...
Dengue Girl
Michel Nieva, translated by Rahul Bery
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Excerpted from the novel Dengue Boy by Michel Nieva, out on February 4th, 2025 from Astra House, and published in the UK by Serpent’s Tail. Upon...
New Baltimore
Courtney Sender
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1. He is only 22—he still has baby fat around his cheeks—but a slipped disc in his back makes him incapable of moving himself in. You...
Split Tongue
Niv Sekar
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I only picked up because my mother never called me. “Kopal, you’ve upset your sister,” she said. “Don’t be stupid.” I told myself I meant to...
Flaco’s North Wood Inlay
Rainer Diana Hamilton
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A self-portrait of Rembrandt, a hand-colored print of a courtesan as the immortal Tekkai, and a wooden meditation chair stood in the Central Park...
Individual Medley
Naomi Shuyama-Gómez
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1. Whenever I had to shut my eyes and swallow the carsickness along the winding rural roads, or accidentally banged my head against the greasy...
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