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Beijing Lights #13: My Days Have Become an Endless Loop
My life has all been centered on my children. Time’s flashed by before I’ve had a chance to reflect.
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Beijing Lights #12: “I’m 21, but I feel much older than that”
“I feel like it’s been such a long life for me already, and I barely remember anything from my childhood.”
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Beijing Lights #10: I’ve Seen All Sorts
“My life story could fill a whole book, but who would read it?”
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The Poetry of Brady Riddle
The work of Brady Riddle, October’s featured poet, probes the complex relationships between “Fathers and Sons” with tender clarity.
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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.
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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.
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Beijing Lights #6: Nothing Is Ridiculous to Someone Who Takes It Seriously
“I’m regularly overwhelmed with a feeling of self-pity. I’m nobody but an ordinary man, but I want an unordinary life.”