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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
Est. 2008
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The West
The Accident
Kelly Thomas
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Today I go to the city pool and am relieved to find teenagers working who don’t give a fuck about me. I linger to...
Song Plugger & The Kid
DC Pierson
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Kid’s a hell of a songwriter but he’s weird. Let me tell you what I mean: He’ll fixate on some object or maybe even...
The Trip
Elodie Saint-Louis
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It took them three hours to walk down to the campgrounds. By the end of the journey, her lips were split, her stomach tightened...
Clouds
Allie Qiu
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It was 5am when we went to get Ah-Gong and Ah-Po at the airport. Mom drove because I’d never driven on the highway. She...
A Privileged Psychosis
Patricia Kelly Yeo
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The white woman on my laptop screen speaks in soothing, low tones, her voice plodding and patient as a doting elementary school teacher. She...
Barrio Boys
Vincent Chavez
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Erik used to get all trucha when we’d spend thirty minutes waiting for Teófimo to finish dealing dime bags to strawberry pickers down at...
Between and Still
Margaret Redmond Whitehead
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1. When I think about dusk, I think of the air and the feeling in my stomach. Like a knot but sore. Sore-sick. Dusk-sick. I think...
Hurricane Watch
Eileen Elizabeth
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I am looking for a language of grief to mourn someone still living. When I was small, I would pull down the sun visor of...
In Which the Writer Speaks to Her Literary Merit
Zoë Ruiz
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My literary merit is a tweet at 9:01 on Saturday night. No likes, zero RTs. The tweet is about goats. Saturn squares my Aquarius Moon and Venus...
The Decision Thread
Sarah Priestman
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I died, for a moment, after careening off a ski slope and slamming into a tree, belly to trunk, arms winged wide. I’d been...
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