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Reading China: Frontier
You really have to read Can Xue to understand. Frontier is a good way to start.
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Vision and Departure (The Dream of Xiaoming and Xiaozhang)
Something’s gained and something’s lost with every bar we enter, but for no bar is this more true than for the Firefly, the stage of November’s featured story by Francesca Violich Kennedy.
Reviews
Reading China: What We Were Promised
Do we still know the places that we leave behind after so many years?
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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.
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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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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.
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The Shambling Horror
Spittoon Monthly presents a strange and relentless tale by the hand of Nathan Bennett. Best appreciated around a fire and read aloud by the author himself—this month we’ve included a special audio recording.