To Live in the Ending | Journal
1. The first time The first time I saw the world end I was eight years old. It began peacefully enough. I sat in a well-padded chair in the dark with the rest of my second grade class, all of us tilted back, faces turned up to the white dome of the ceiling. We watched it shade into blue dusk, the stars and the planets…Continue reading →
To Live in the Ending By Alyssa Harad Buy the Issue Toggle Table of Contents July/Aug 2022 Vol. XLIV No. 4 Angry Mamas Emily Raboteau Why We Chose It: “Angry Mamas” by Genevieve Guenther Genevieve Guenther The Practice of Anger in a Warming World Humera Afridi Mangroves on My Mind Laura Picklesimer Madeline Anya Kamenetz My Valley Camille T. Dungy Only Child Patricia Engel Archipelago Deborah Paredez Shore Shorn [Excerpt] Sandy Solomon Rescue Aliyeh Ataei To Live Again Sadia Quraeshi Shepard Two Waters Erika Meitner Gnostic Spring, or That New York Times Article on Languishing Cleyvis Natera S
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