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10,000 Tons of Black Ink will release its 2009 “Best Of” print edition in mid February featuring the strongest pieces published online during the course of the year.
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“The Long Room” by Willy Nast
You stand on the sidewalk facing the long room, a room that you have walked past one-hundred times and have never noticed it is there. Read story and editor comments…
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I was born on a bathroom floor, in a first-story apartment, on the corner of 56th and Avers. Read story and editor comments…
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I. Pete
We left Saint Xavier’s High School before fourth period ended, just walked out on Father Bernard with him cutting us dead with his stare. Read story and editor comments…
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Sometimes they simply give you the wrong name.
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Herbert Pannecouke, recovering frotteur, missed the feeling of rubbing up against rumps in elevators. Read story and editor comments…
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Five lines and forty-five minutes into her latest attempt at a poem, Leah decides it’s now okay to call the effort—um. Well. Normally, she’d look for a bigger word, something a bit more… more, but the fact of the matter is that the poem is stupid, simply and purely. Read story and editor/author comments…
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“Chan Kim” by Ilan Herman
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Cambodia, April 27, 1974
Chan Kim had finally lulled baby Chavy to sleep when she heard squeaks and rattles of large vehicles. Read novel excerpt and editor/author comments…
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One worries about a confessional tone right off the bat. Read story and editor/author comments…
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