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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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Regions
Shrinkage
Millie Ho
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Inez shaved her head the day after. She didn’t make the connection between her impulse to go bald with what had happened. She simply walked...
Girlfriend
Deirdre Coyle
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Another cockroach crawls through my hair. I lift its body, watch its legs wiggle. I hate to kill anything, so I flick him into a...
The Purple Baby
Allison Kade
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A flower crown wasn’t the solution. But my younger sister Rachel kept trying to get my older sister Sarah to weave her camellia into a...
Parts of Us
Emory Harkins
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We watch men in sweaters shoot guns. They’re in their sixties, lined up hip to hip, crotches of pleated slacks pressed firm to the firing...
A Space Cowgirl’s Book of Comfort Food Recipes
J.A. Pak
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Forward Ladies, do not go out with a journalist. And if you do and that journalist gets hired to head the Outer Hebrides bureau and he...
Care
Tim Raymond
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Mom told me before she died to go to Jake’s house if I ever got into trouble. So, that’s where I’m going. I’m not...
Adelphophagy
Delynn S. Willis
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On her and her sister’s thirteenth birthday, Alison locked herself in the bathroom and gave herself bangs. An hour later, her twin, Amber, sat...
Parched
Nicole Haroutunian
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We went to a desert town once. Stepping out of the car, though, I felt underwater—breathless and panicked. I hadn’t known a place...
T-Mobile
Elizabeth Ellen
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Two days earlier I’d texted Saul about his birthday. It was the end of November. He was turning eighteen. “aww, u remembered,” he said. I didn’t...
I Can’t Hear You
Kristen Falso-Capaldi
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“I want to leave you,” I say against the grinding of machinery and whoosh of air that accompanies the passing subway train. He doesn’t...
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