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by Suzannah Weiss

by Emma Janaskie & Kate Van Brocklin “And have you seen the water that you drink? Is it you who brought it down from the clouds, or is

by Doreen St. Felix She has no photograph, but when Marie Jane recalls the morning the zombi broke down the side door of her home, this is how

  by Ellora Vilkin These words may be out of print, but if vintage is cool then archaic is next-level. Drop one of these babies next time you’re at

by Marc Briz IN BETWEEN CAIRO'S high-rise hotels and dusty highways, riverboats lie anchored along the Nile, pumping Egyptian pop songs and multi-colored lights. On a Thursday night, a

by Julia Longoria Draped in the pale, empty elegance of lace, Helen’s look is haunting. It’s appropriate, against the cool, grainy darkness of the cemetery where she sits.

by Doreen St. Felix From follicles in the middle layer of skin, out sprouts the dead thing. Hair begins in the bulb-shaped organ called the follicle. Once hair grows