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JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
ISSUE №
11
a literary journal in multiple time zones
Nov. 2024
JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
ISSUE №
11
a literary journal in multiple time zones
Nov. 2024
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JOYLAND
a literary journal in multiple timezones
ISSUE №
11
a literary journal in multiple time zones
Nov. 2024
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Fiction
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Flash Fiction
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The Abortionist
Anjali Enjeti
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During the seventh procedure that night, light from the moon pierced the single, circular window. Zero could guess, nearly to the minute, how much...
Firdaus, The Beautiful
Ash Kaul
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“Boi!” Firdaus’s shrill call to her brother breaks the rumble of the river. Hanif shoots a glance at her. She is holding the net high above...
The Birch Trees
Sophie Strohmeier
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I was out in the night on the brick veranda, having one of the first cigarettes of my life, trying to explain my Lara-situation...
A Perfect House is Where No One Lives
Karan Kapoor
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The house on the corner of a nameless street in Uttam Nagar wasn't a particularly beautiful house. The dusty black tile on the wall...
Enlightened
Robin Terrell
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I expected no one. The door buzzer startled me. No one knew I was here, except the women, and the friend who’d lent me...
Odds
Keri Bertino
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Naturally, when Lisa told me she was pregnant I wanted her to get tested, to find out our chances of producing a kid who'll...
Summer
Anisha Bhaduri
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The summer I turned nine, I spent with my grandparents. Thin and trusting, nails bitten down to the nub, hair so dry it could...
Herbs
Ysabelle Cheung
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A body, a rock, a towel, a plastic starfish, wet sand on her calves: she catalogues these things slowly. God, I’m old she thinks to...
Maggie in the Mills
David Moloney
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Erin only left for Indo-Burma two days ago, but it feels longer, and Maggie is fixated on counting the time until her return. Twelve...
The Stars Walk Backward
Michele Filgate
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Gigi stands on the peeling steps of her gray deck in Connecticut and stretches forward over her dull, worn wooden cane to prune a...
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