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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
Victoria
Jen Fawkes
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“This,” said Sid, holding Queen Victoria aloft, “is not your best work.” Darryl nodded. Sid wasn’t telling him anything he didn’t know. A blind man...
This is Conquest
Justin Lawrence Daugherty
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Out west the desert birds flew without need of the ground. Out west mountains rose and brought men closer to their gods than they...
All That We Never Were
Alexis Landau
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My shins are encased in flesh-toned pantyhose. The wrong choice, clearly, as the bare legs of all the other women flash brazenly underneath cocktail dresses....
Catch and Release
Helen Polychronakos
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Sam cursed at the ringing telephone. Minutes from her deadline, she was still fiddling with footage from the Minister of...
Envious Moons
Richard Scott Larson
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Every night that summer I looked across the yard from my bedroom window into Callie’s, which glowed like something you could see from space....
The House Breathes
Brandi Wells
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Crim has not seen her mother or father in a few weeks. Sometimes she hears them, shuffling in another room, or outside working on...
You Can Kiss All Of That Bye-Bye
Renee Simms
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These days, I’m inclined to think that my eccentric parents are going insane. I consider flying back home to see if this is true...
A Good Man
Tamara Letkeman
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When the phone rang I was lying on the divan. It sounds so chic, like I was a lady of leisure waiting for other...
Current Events
Claire Harlan Orsi
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The beginning of the dinner party, the part I liked best, was always the same. Us kids ate pizza (gluten-free crust as of last...
Roadrunning
Emma Smith-Stevens
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We were always uneasy in the old place, a trailer we stayed in on the half-acre behind my boss’ house. There was almost always...
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