Issue 002

Road to Gascón

“Road to Gascón”, by Eva Alcaraz-MonjeBased on true events, dialogue translated from Spanish. The clunking giant shakes as it trudges along the dirt path, encountering every rock that stabsitself in the rubber of the thick wheels. You can feel it most in the backseat, yet Praga is lulledsoftly to sleep in her baby carrier next

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Exploited Dreams

At the center of sprawling fields, the drone of cicadas and soft thunk of blades hittingripened crops go on in a ceaseless repetition. As the unforgiving sun bears down, it feels asthough my skin might crack and shrivel in imitation of the small tufts of grass growingthroughout the field. Sweat has already soaked through my

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Walking on Air

Howard Smith—his friends call him Howie—can’t go up nor down without help. It ispeculiar, really, but he makes it work. At the time of his birth, he weighed nothing. The midwife pulled him out, and he justhung in the air. She called in other doctors on the hospital floor, and they stood there,experimenting with minutes-old

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Cody’s Only

“So,” Cody asked, down on one knee and holding a rose up to Maria in the middle of thehallway, “Will you be my girlfriend?” A brief, awkward moment passed where no one saidanything. After that uncomfortably long break, Maria managed to say, “W-w-well…” all whileCody’s face looked more and more panicked. Maria was the most

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