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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
The Open Palm of Desire
Brian Gresko
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My son found a severed hand in the sandbox. Dug it up, along with half a lime green crayon and the nub of a...
Tell Me What I Can Do For You
Curtis LeBlanc
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On an evening in late May, Martin Bigras and his new friend Carl Barnet arrived at a train station in Munich, disembarked and went...
21 Things Nobody Tells You About Blood Sludge
Lisa Locascio Nighthawk
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HELLO, DOWNERS GROVE! All right, ladies! Woo! Are we having a good time? I can’t hear you, I’m sorry. ARE WE HAVING A GOOD TIME? Most...
Neutral Buoyancy
J. R. McConvey
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They always make it harder to achieve results. Kielbasa Joe paddles his noodle up the fourth lane in a painfully slow crawl, the fluorescent pool...
Ms. Kay
Sara Finnerty
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Amber lay with her back on the purple yoga mat, her legs pressed together at a perfect 90-degree angle. “Exhale,” the teacher said, “And...
Swanee
Sara Lippmann
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Sara Lippmann's debut collection of short fiction, Doll Palace, is now available from Dock Street Press. Billy Monroe was stuck in the plastic fun tunnel...
Certainty
Matthew Walsh
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“We want you to come around the corner of the car like you aren’t expecting us.” Melanie smiled. She used a lint roller on...
If Life Gave Me Lemons
Kerry Clare
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At the time, her life had been lacking in sure things, and so Lindsay took comfort in knowing where she stood with Aaron, even...
Waiting
LaToya Watkins
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Vashti read the bear policy posted at the start of the trail twice before she decided to walk with us. She made one command....
The Hour of the Library
Wah-Ming Chang
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Our library is dying. The books break apart like hard dust, and we can no longer read their stories. A film of oil sticks...
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