Prose memories of N.

by Nadia Bongo

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This piece is part of our Winter 2023 print issue, available for purchase here.

Nadia Bongo

Nadia teaches French language and literature. She lived in her country, Gabon, and France. In 2018, she was selected to attend a Cave Canem Workshop. She was a Brooklyn Poets Fellow and Poet of the Week in 2021. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Newtown Literary, the NYPL zine, Litro Magazine online, African Voices, TAOS Journal of Poetry, Apex Magazine, The Citron Review, and elsewhere. She also loves drawing and photography.

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The Motherless Daze

by Val Wang

This piece is part of our Winter 2022 print issue, available for purchase here.

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by Danny Leonard

“I am littoraly fucked,” I think, standing ankle deep in the Atlantic at low tide in a thick fog, not knowing which way shore lies. Not a time for word play perhaps, but I am not yet aware of the gravity of my plight. I am maybe a half a mile from… from what? From

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The Edge

by José Skinner

Osvaldo and his homies’ favorite party spot was a place they called The Edge, on the rim of the Río Grande Gorge.

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