
40.1 Spencer Wilkins
The College Guide for Secret Diabetics Blurb Diabetes will bankrupt you and it will kill you. While you have it, it’s time-consuming,...

40.1 Naomi Ullian
Dispatches from the Cypress Cities Since the pandemic began, I’ve been looking for a canoe. The internet is a swamp of backorders,...

40.1 Siavash Saadlou
My Mom Told Me Love is a way of returning home— after work, after war, after jail time, after traveling… I think that only love can put...

40.1 Julia Grant
The Blessing of the State “Wake up!” I shouted into our fourteen-year-old daughter Regina’s room. “Mom and I are going to get married!”...

39.2 McKenzie Zalopany
Kitsune no Yomeiri When my sister was dying on a ventilator thousands of miles away, I tried to astral project to her every night: eyes...

39.2 Amanda Gaines
Save the Heart, Save the Girl She only used Prismacolor pencils. I think she had the same twenty-four-count set as I did. She only drew...

39.2 Tjoa Shze Hui
The True Wonders of the Holy Land i. Nadia Nadia wants to show me a picture of her fiancé. Look, she giggles, dangling a hot pink...

39.2 Cole Pragides
The Filipino Dragon My father is loud. He announces his presence. He talks deeper when we are around strange men, he chews loudly, he...

39.2 Toni Mirosevich
The Deadliest Sin All the Slav ladies had to have one. Whatever failings they hid inside their hearts, whatever they lacked beneath the...

39.2 Nadia Shahbaz
Immigrant Making Art Origin Story 1982: I’m a toddler and my hair—black, long, knotted—has been brushed and pinned back with butterfly...