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My Big Gay Essay

1. When I was sixteen, my best friend and I found a bolt of bright,…

The Algorithm Falters

The boy on Match says he wants a girl like Proverbs 31:10. I haul a…

Topping from the bottom: A CONVERSATION WITH KEGELS FOR HEGEL AND PATRICIA MONTOYA

In bone-crushing times, don’t mourn, organize. And, reach for a torch song. Or two. For…

Blood Out

You never forget the day the gifts show up. The day my blood first came…

Laritza
El present is a gift

  …A woman named City Hips swing                male…

Untitled # 6

  In December  I broke up with my therapist.  A white man. Jewish. Gay.  Raised…

From Winter: Aphorisms (Drones are probably killing someone right now)

  Drones are probably killing someone right now   Rub it mama. Kill it. Put…

St. George’s Bell

St. George’s bell was gone. The cleaning woman, an Albanian who had been living in…

Dirty Laundry: A Note From the Editors

“Go away! I want to look at myself. To look at myself in my own…