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JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
Est. 2008
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a literary journal in multiple timezones
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Fiction
Flower
Nettie Jones
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Excerpted from the novel Fish Tales by Nettie Jones (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) I think we could say that I was feeling maudlin that early summer night. Six...
Ghost Story
Kayla Maiuri
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Weeks into the new year I took myself to a diner outside the city. Folgers coffee served in thick ceramic mugs. Eggs and buttered...
Wife Numbers (A Fairy Tale)
Sophie Frances Kemp
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Our husband’s home looked just like this: Wood paneled walls but they are orange. A green rug. A Tiffany lamp, with the motif of a...
Tank
Isabelle Appleton
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The first time Clem told me about his love for tanks I thought he meant the top, then the armored vehicle, before I realized...
Gold Pawn
Cora Lewis
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An old flame of mine is coming to town. “You still have a thing for him,” Saul says. “He’s dreamy,” I say. “It’s good when they’re also...
Night Watch
Roskva Koritzinsky, translated by Bradley Harmon
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On the outskirts of town stood an old monastery, dilapidating. The monastery had been built towards the end of the Middle Ages and was...
Take Me to Kirkland
Sarah Anderson
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When Chloe called me in the car that Wednesday on the way to Costco, my boyfriend Damian and I were arguing about whether or...
Half Shell
Ariel Courage
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I'd been married six months when my husband died choking on an oyster. I was 23 and he was 27. I grew up by...
Death
Nadia Terranova, translated by Ann Goldstein
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Our empirical experience of death is the disappearance from the physical plane of living beings. Such is the fact of our experience from without,...
A Day Is So Sweet
Cerissa DiValentino
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The sisters were in the backyard. It was May, and the air was warm. A blanket was laid out in the grass, and all...
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