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  Shrapnel

  Who is Michael Jackson

  Can a collage of memories decode the King of Pop? ...

  On June 18, 2015 / By Karen Marron
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  Shrapnel

  Your Mom is Literally Overweight

  An old joke with new nuance. ...

  On June 11, 2015 / By Alex Howe
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  Essays

  Filching Christopher Robin in the Shadow of Mount Rushmore

  A Confession of Theft on Stolen Land ...

  On May 14, 2015 / By Ian MacDougall
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  Fiction

  In Flagrante Delicto

  "What would it be like to fuck a man who finds such horrors beautiful?" ...

  On May 13, 2015 / By Jonathan Papernick
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  Essays

  Pulp Nonfiction: Death (and Life) on Reality TV

  When murder reenactments remind you how to live. ...

  On April 30, 2015 / By Sally Howe
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  Essays

  Piano Man

  On forcing 738 high school seniors to share a drink they call loneliness. ...

  On March 26, 2015 / By Lindsay Zoladz
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  Poems

  Two Poems

  Winter siphons this cigarette out / an attic window, and heat I don’t pay for follows / almost as an afterthought — sorry. ...

  On March 10, 2015 / By Andrew Dally
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  Fiction

  The Discarded

  "These Silicon Valley firms sometimes self-destruct, I am discovering, much like supernovae." ...

  On February 17, 2015 / By Linda Boroff
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  Shrapnel

  Dear Emma Goldman

  "You could read Kropotkin out loud to the children before bed." ...

  On January 22, 2015 / By Anna Lea Jancewicz
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  Fiction

  Op. 49

  "Koji’s mohawk, Dim felt, was misleading." ...

  On December 22, 2014 / By Matthew Baker
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  News

  Best of Blunderbuss 2014

  An incomplete accounting of some of the best work we've run this year. ...

  On December 16, 2014 / By The Editors
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  Fiction

  One-Hundred Percent Risk

  "Isadora’s father had been an acting teacher, so at first it had been hard to distinguish his changes from performance." ...

  On December 9, 2014 / By Cheryl Klein