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by Flo Gelo Nella, my forty-eight-year-old mother, sits at the edge of the bed. Her legs hang over the side, her feet cool as she like...

by Dennis “Suge” Thompson Red lies in bed at Israel Hospice. On Christmas Eve morning, he talks in semi-conscious lucidity about Keats...

by Patrick Dobson Lucy liked bad music, had a dog everyone but she could smell, and owned her own fixer-upper in an up-and-coming ne...

by Kirk Boys The room is sharp with mildew, tomato sauce, melted cheese, days-old urine, and sweat. It is an all too human smell, not ...