• Found Under a Chair Cushion

    Kathleen Ossip

    Fall 2019

    Kathleen Ossip is the author of The Do-Over, a New York Times Editors' Choice. She was a 2016-2017 fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, and she teaches at The New School in New York. 

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    The Old Masters

    Alexander Maksik

    I’d been sleeping with another Argentine, Luis Perón (no relation, or so he claimed), a narrow, meatless man surviving on a fat trust fund who spoke in a self-conscious combination of languages. He found me the job, not that it was any grand gesture on his part. Someone called Luis, Luis called me, y voilà, as he would say.

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    Evie Shockley

    is visited by—dragonflies—
    sees—through—their stained-glass wings—
    makes common cause with aconite
    and—shy—about her fangs—

    Matthew Olzmann

     

    In which Matthew Olzmann casts his poems into the stars and into the sea.

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