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The Man from Perugia

Poetry
  Pietro di Cristoforo Vannucci kept a bowl Of herbs which flourished by his window. Morning light Discovered him in…

Friends

Poetry
  We look at each other through glasses, now: Your mouth’s ravines match mine. The cross-hatching of your cheeks is…

Museum of Flight

Fiction
  A young man works alone in a sparsely furnished office, tapping at a computer keyboard. He wears dark wool…

Out There

Fiction
  Although, from time to time, the Cathedral College Fathers loudly professed their faith in the miraculous, they seldom ran…
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