Category: 2024 Spring – Letters to Myself

Letter To Myself

Mar 1, 2024 |

By strega claire manning dear you, right now you are too familiar with the lavender carpet in your bedroom closet—what once was your sister’s space, now yours—as you plug your ears to the sound of your parents fighting. right...

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You Should Know

Mar 1, 2024 |

By Syd Shaw To be careful. I could tell you not to date that man at 20, not to kiss that girl at 16, at least not where your parents will see. I can tell you that their opinions won’t matter, not forever at least. I could give...

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