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  • The Silence Between Words

    Ann Hoffman reads her story, “The Silence Between Words,” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Compound

    Elke Sorenson reads her poem “Compound” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Please Don’t Touch Me

    Taylor Fleming reads her poem “Please Don’t Touch Me” published in Portal 2024.

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  • The Last Powderman

    Lee Groen reads his non-fiction piece “The Last Powderman” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Start Here

    Claire Gordon reads her poem “Start Here” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Brace for Impact

    Megan Zolorycki reads her non-fiction piece, “Brace for Impact” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Field Notes

    Claire Gordon reads her poem “Field Notes” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Nobody’s Fool

    Katie Carroll reads her story “Nobody’s Fool” published in Portal 2024.

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  • Put Flowers Around Us and Pretend We're Dead (2023) by Catherine Graham

    Put Flowers Around Us and Pretend We’re Dead

    Put Flowers Around Us and Pretend We’re Dead selects poems from Catherine Graham’s works published over the last 20 years--Pupa (2003), The Red Element (2008), Winterkill (2010), Her Red Hair Rises with The Wings of Insects (2013), and The Celery Forest (2017)—and places them chronologically after new poems that open the collection for a total of six sections in the book

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  • Send Me Into the Woods (2022) by Erin Pepler

    Send Me into the Woods Alone

    As its title suggests, the collection’s eponymous essay is about occasionally stepping away to relieve pressure and gain perspective

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