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The bus left at ten in time for tonight’s show in Sacramento. I was walking to Civic Center when I thought about something Steve Drt had once said in a…
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Aug 5
The pain of the atomic bombs still being inflicted generations after the fact, the playing God it took to inflict such chaos, unbearable, Katherine wan…
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Aug 4
She regretted that she had put the last few dollars of her State College Fund into this nest of low-voiced charlatans. THE HEALING ARTS BY AGNES O’CONN…
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Aug 3
—his legs stretched out across three or four steps and her feet on the same level as her butt so that her knees came to her chest, thank God for pants …
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Jul 28
Before cheap pasta, I knocked on his door. Before the door, there was a kiss. LISTENING TO DINNER BY JADE BROWN 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 79 ❦ 34THPA…
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Jul 27
Laura glanced about as if to see if there were better prospects—or an escape route. “OK, let’s go,” she said, in a “let’s get this over with” tone of v…
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Jul 25
She comes to the room, sits on a blue stool next to a so-called bar and gazes with blue eyes at the blue Hawaiian cocktail. The room is lit by blue lam…
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Jul 23
I slurped my cocoa as I pondered my next question. The time felt right for the big one. “Is Santa real?” Dad’s eyes narrowed, deciding whether he shoul…
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Jul 23
He could rip the standards behind his back, looking sideways into a mirror that wasn’t there. He did a workingman’s job on a slow blues: he’d twist it,…
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Jul 19
I was about to knock on Sally Snow’s door, which I knew was slightly crazy, when the door opened and a Siamese cat came slithering out. “Come here, Top…
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Jul 18
ON LEARNING TO FORGIVE MUSIC’S ORIGINAL EDGELORD BY KRISTINA GARVIN 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 79 ❦ 34THPARALLEL.NET THIS EVER-CHANGING WORLD IN WHICH…
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Jul 17
I’m just so sad that I missed having a childhood as a girl. Can’t you see how sad I look in all those pictures? POST-GENDER DIALOGUES BY DEBORAH ROSS 3…
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Jul 16
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