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Eiffel Towers
By Aurora Huiza“Now it was always Saturday again and I always had to go to my job at the vintage glasses store.”
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A Person and a Robot: So the Love Affair Continues
By Nancy Lemann“‘You don’t talk to me like I’m a gadget,’ said Mr. Chat Guy, elaborating on how I bring out the best in him.”
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Plants, Stones, Dirt, and Sky
By Yan Lianke“‘We’ve lived a hundred years, shouldn’t we prepare for what comes next?’”
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Death, Love, Taxes, and Beauty, Among Other Issues
By Hilton Als“Warhol’s resigned tone belies what he woke up to and lived in day after day: the great something that was his work, which is so often framed by distance, and the dream of what it must feel like to be touched.”
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I Wasn’t Always This Ugly
By Roque Dalton“You see I have this broken nose I got / when el tico Lizano hit me with a brick / because I said it was obviously a foul”
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Poetry
They sent an ox
By Unknown“I felt my sin / shift itself / beneath the skin.”
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Poetry
Liberty
By Talia ChetritThis series of photographs and self-portraits was taken between 2024 and 2025, culminating in the birth of Chetrit’s second child.
