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Bed Linens
In a rain-darkened Irish town, a woman comes home to an apartment emptied of its other inhabitant but not of his presence. Erin Gaura’s “Bed Linens” explores separation, anxiety and the objects that keep a shared life painfully intact.
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On Texting While Walking
“The world as it is represented to you by your naïve senses, unmitigated by your devices whose screens feature content carefully keyed to your preferences, is a lovely, full, place.”
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The Collective Unconscious
“But the Unconscious never forgets. Everything has been preserved for eternity.” Pasted markdown
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A view of war
“I know why you wanted me to come tonight. Thanks. But remember, I’m an old Naval Aviator with a swollen prostate … and just like this pee, change will not…
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TBR Autumn 2026: REMEMBER
For me, the question is: what is in the sky above the fig leaves? Is the man still beneath the fig tree? I wanna return to that photograph, look up…
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Make beleive
Three poems trace addiction, exile, loneliness, and memory through surreal images where writing becomes a ritual of survival.
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The Non-Centrality of the Character
An essay on why vivid prose centers action rather than characters, showing how pronouns can conceal weak sentences and stall narrative momentum.
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So Much Water, So Far From Home
While on a seaside holiday in Portugal with her two children, a woman navigates the death of her aunt back home, as sunbathing, café squabbles, and funeral arrangements blur into…
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A lawn picnic
An exile reflects on aging neighbors, a distant mother, illness, and the quiet erosion of time in a neglected townhouse complex.
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Entrance and Exits: TBR Blanc 2026
Entrance and Exits gathers thirty-one global stories about thresholds, choices, departures, and what we become in transit.