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Vanishing by Barbara Matteau
Hot and sweaty, Cousin Kieran clings to my body, as we mash together. He can barely hold on to me as I have no fat. “No love handles,” as he… Read more
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Bones are the piece of human anatomy I find most fascinating. They are among the last elements to…
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He came to me in the spring,in that February, snowflakes clicked out of dreamslike photographic snapshots, and with…
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“But that’s not fair!” I cried. June 22nd, 1994. A day that would live in infamy forever, for…
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