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ELEVEN DAYS OF SOLITUDE | Alexandra Burton’s poem dwells in the strangeness of time spent alone.

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PLASTIC CROWN | Emily Tucker misses the imaginative play of her day job.

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CHRISTMAS EVE | The night before Christmas at the local pub becomes a sliding doors moment in Megan Graham’s short story.

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LOSS, NYD | In Rebecca Clark’s creative non-fiction, disappointment gives way to hope on New Year’s Day.

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EPIPHANY | Take a tentative step forward in a relationship with Sandy Bennett-Haber’s short story.

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GENDER IS NOT A HAIRCUT | In Nora Thurkle’s fiction, Kyla tries to capture a shifting sense of self in a haircut.

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SHIFTING BETWEEN TWO WORLDS IN THE WEST BAY | In Margot Wilson’s short story, a disappearance blurs the lines between reality and perception.

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CITY GIRLS | When a friendship runs its course in Lizzie Cooper-Smith’s short story, Jada’s perspective shifts.

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MAEVE TELLS ME IT NEVER RAINS IN THE SIMS | Laurie Ogden’s poem explores the realities of a relationship through a computer game.

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ELEVEN DAYS OF SOLITUDE | Alexandra Burton’s poem dwells in the strangeness of time spent alone.

PLASTIC CROWN | Emily Tucker misses the imaginative play of her day job.

Submit your writing for DD’s next publication

CHRISTMAS EVE | The night before Christmas at the local pub becomes a sliding doors moment in Megan Graham’s short story.

LOSS, NYD | In Rebecca Clark’s creative non-fiction, disappointment gives way to hope on New Year’s Day.

EPIPHANY | Take a tentative step forward in a relationship with Sandy Bennett-Haber’s short story.

GENDER IS NOT A HAIRCUT | In Nora Thurkle’s fiction, Kyla tries to capture a shifting sense of self in a haircut.

SHIFTING BETWEEN TWO WORLDS IN THE WEST BAY | In Margot Wilson’s short story, a disappearance blurs the lines between reality and perception.

CITY GIRLS | When a friendship runs its course in Lizzie Cooper-Smith’s short story, Jada’s perspective shifts.

MAEVE TELLS ME IT NEVER RAINS IN THE SIMS | Laurie Ogden’s poem explores the realities of a relationship through a computer game.

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