In the quiet train compartment full of sleepy commuters heading to Zurich, an old lady was rigidly sitting […]
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Nothing can look, feel, be broken and perhaps be mended like a doll that is not a doll. […]
Rules have already been broken in this book. The index told us about refrains, not rules. There was […]
Word/World first published by The Junket and cross-posted here with their kind permission. When dwelling in the dark. […]
In 1963, ghostwriter Leo Guild rocked up to Barbara Payton’s squalid L.A. apartment house. A former Hollywood starlet, […]
Amsterdam, 1998 (It must be noted that my recollection of events, being as they took place so long […]
If I had a superpower, I would be an ice skater. I would be a genderqueer figure skater, […]
Róbert Gál was born in 1968 in Bratislava, Slovakia, and, after a period of study and itinerancy in […]
‘Guys…’ As always, Leanne’s cheeks fill with blood before her mouth fills with words. ‘There’s something I need […]
The dress was pink, accommodated his adolescent boy’s frame, and closed with an invisible zipper that ran up […]
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