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Beijing Lights #9: Few People Know My Full Name
They just call me “Number Five.”
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The Poetry of Nicole Zdeb
Relationships, death, and the memory of youth make up these four poems by our August feature, Nicole Zdeb.
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Night and the Pickle
Nothing like the strange and wondrous to bond a father and son. A sensitive tale from July’s feature, Edward DeMarsh.
Announcements En
Issue 5 is here, and it roars
Spittoon Literary Magazine introduces six of China’s best new writers with striking new publication design and much more.
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The Poetry of William Doreski
Our June featured poet William Doreski touches on bad art and sinister religion, removing the distance between Europe and a gloomy New England.
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Beijing Lights #8: I’m The Only Dancer From My Island
“It’s when I own nothing that I know for sure what I want in my life.”
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Xiao Yue Shan on myth, amor fati, and making blue bluer
An interview with Xiao Yue Shan on her debut chapbook, How Often I Have Chosen Love.
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Pay Your Respects
Spittoon Monthly features Mario T. Perez Jr. and his tale of when the cold sets in. But keep reading. There’s warmth to be found.