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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
Blue Million Miles
Alex Higley
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As a girl, eight, nine-years-old, when Hyun would wake from a nightmare in her small radiator damp bedroom, glowing stars on the ceiling in...
Ephrata
Liam October O'Brien
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Benjamin woke with someone beside him. His cheek was pressed against the window, where rain struck and beaded. It had been the storm that...
What Nakedness Is
Dini Parayitam
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Hours from the southern border, Vu Tran thought about the great pretense of love. His ex Nisha was—according to the e-vite—“Can you believe it?...
Adult Video Store
Sophia Shelton
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I had to be the one to go into the adult video store. Charlie didn’t have a fake ID, and even if he did,...
The Last Word
Domenick Ammirati
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The rain was steady that day, or was it snow. Or no, neither, none of the above. It hit 70 in late November that...
Bowerbird
Antonia Angress
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Louisa’s first assignment at Wrynn College of Art was paint home. She’d left home a week ago, and now, as she looked out the...
Greenland Is Dying
Aria Beth Sloss
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The first thing I do as my dead son is book the flight to Greenland. The grant money had already been deposited in his...
Chameleon
Frankie Concepcion
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When I was child, my mother would sometimes take me to sing at strangers’ funerals. She would pick me up after school or from...
Excerpt from Hivernages (Wintering)
Maude Deschênes-Pradet
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They say that Ville-réal was once an underground transportation system that crisscrossed beneath a metropolis. Back then, its only inhabitants were either poor or...
An American Echo
Rachel Hanson
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Teagan arrived in Hailey, Idaho, quickly finding work in a café where elk meatloaf and venison stew was a local standard. She had read...
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