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- Fiction | Thoughts After Alaska
“ During the winter months of November and December people living above the Arctic Circle's southern boundary are deprived of sunlight entirely. Each year the citizens of northern Alaska wait for a day in mid-November when the sun must inevitably sink to bed; it will retreat back beyond the horizon line as in the closing to a dramatic film. ”
by Clayton Violand | Beijing, China; Para Cruz, Mexico; Belgrade, Serbia; Alaska, United States
- Poetry | Freedom and Mobility in NYC
by Farrah Sarafa | NYC, United States
- Poetry | Inferno in Harlem
by Farrah Sarafa | NYC, United States
- Journalesque | Being in the Moment: Unpredicted Call
At any moment may arrive a friend in need, a story to be shared, tears to be shed, fates considered. Own it.
by Lori C. Brown | universal; Connecticut, United States
- Poetry | Acrylics and Soil
by Farrah Sarafa | Palestine; NYC, United States
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