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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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Short Story
Mall Mouse
Sam Berman
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I feel I am too old to be trusted as an expert. Too old. And at times it makes things difficult at work. Work for me...
Task Force
M. Cottonwood
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I took the train back to the city where I live, sitting in the quiet car beside the university administrator. She concentrated on a...
Abandoning Beauty
Yuxi Lin
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Since moving to America, mother no longer wears makeup, jewelry, or even good quality bras. Only exception? Nail polish. Not flashy red but baby...
Valley Girls
Emily Nelson
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The day that Cheryl Lee Costello went missing, Michelle and I skipped school. The two events were unrelated—we wouldn’t learn about Cheryl’s disappearance until...
Recess
Jarrett Neal
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They cooked three meals a day that summer. It became a friendly competition between them, small interludes of fun and creativity to break up...
Carnation Milk
Hannah Lee Thorpe
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At night, I dream that I’m pregnant, my belly sagging like a sack of tarantula eggs, unholy and fat. I’m not superstitious, but I’m...
A Perfect House is Where No One Lives
Karan Kapoor
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The house on the corner of a nameless street in Uttam Nagar wasn't a particularly beautiful house. The dusty black tile on the wall...
The Evaluation
Rhea Ramakrishnan
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When I leave the restaurant, I look at my phone and there’s a message from her. I don’t touch it. I put it back...
The Camper
Caleb Johnson
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When I was twelve my momma moved us into a camper parked in Uncle Jeff’s yard. There was a bunk over the cab, where...
Selkie
Abby Geni
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My sister was found as a newborn at the edge of the ocean, washed up on the beach by the tide. She lay on...
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