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Introduction
Marginalia: Cento as Editor’s Note
By Sanna Wani
Poets love birds.
Fiction
The Painting and the Bear
By Conyer Clayton
She kneels on the bar floor with two kind men
Doe-eyed
By Ai Li Feng
There is a softness in me that I can't name or ruin.
Overexposure
By Cooper Skjeie
There’s a car at the bottom of the river.
Poetry
By Terrence Abrahams
"the swans" and "the chimney swifts"
Two weeks pass, then three.
"THE BIRDS ARE CALLING" and "THE BIRDS ARE CALLING"
By Summer Farah
God is Breaking Up With Me
By Javeria Hasnain
Maternity Leave
By EJ Kneifel
At Birchmount and Danforth Ave, I raise my head
By Elizabeth Mudenyo
Cat
By Bahar Orang
Unit 100
By Jane Shi
"The Thing (1982)" and "The Fly (1986)"
By Sennah Yee
Essays
Eastbound
By Anupa Mistry
A few weeks before I moved to the east side of the city, I saw a coyote in High Park.
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