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“Heavy enough for what?”

“Heavy enough for everything you need to be heavy enough for.”

@KieseLaymon's memoir, "Heavy," is adapted for "Quick Feet" in the Fall 2018 issue.

https://t.co/L7D28YNOTM

"...Smarsh shows how the false promise of the “American dream” was used to subjugate the poor. It’s a powerful mantra. But so too is What would I tell my daughter?"

Read @francescamari's review of @Sarah_Smarsh's new novel, "Heartland," available today.

https://t.co/rkYI28FS41

Read @MitchSJackson’s story “High Pursuit” here: https://t.co/AB4B5Zwjqr

“The fabric feels downright rich. Like the least I should own in this life or the next. But I came for something silk, celestial—what flutters in a night breeze.”

@MitchSJackson's fiction piece, "High Pursuit," published in our Summer 2018 issue.

"Being tickled, once you're older, is simply like being dug at, as if your flesh was soft and would give way, as if it could be spooned out of you with a long finger."

Read Ben Marcus' short fiction piece, "The Boys," from our Summer 2018 issue.

https://t.co/sPT3VJkXNt

"So many stories involve a love triangle. But what kind of triangle were they?"

Delve into @elliottholt's short fiction piece, "Geometry," on sisters and the shapes of infatuation.

https://t.co/5mJ13poifV

"'The devil is a liar,' she says to her reflection in the mirror, to the pale manila skin, hazel eyes, broad nose, and bullet chin."

@Koye is our featured author this week. Read his new short fiction piece "The Pardner," online now.

https://t.co/3xlvfpu0u3

"Is a figure more political than a falling square of paper? Is makeup political? Is makeup art? Is it art because it’s political? Is it political because it’s art?"

From Hannah Louise Poston's essay on beauty and politics in the Summer 2018 issue.

https://t.co/VD9DQobdaV

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