Wind Telephone, by Donna Steiner

They call it the wind telephone, a reference to the lack of cables, the prayer that voices will be transmitted

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Post-Love, by Jacob Dimpsey

You’re on the shore, reading in a folding chair, when you see her.

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Flock wins CLMP's 2018 Firecracker Award: Best Debut!

“Since its relaunch in 2016, Flock Literary Journal is pushing boundaries in our literary culture by publishing a diversity of

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Audio Feature: Emily Stokes reads "Love in the Age of Compartmentalization"

The universe echoes / a patient frequency.

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John Gregory Brown: Interview and Gallery

I don’t ever have to be done. One of the truly wonderful aspects of this process is that I can

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Audio Feature: Elizabeth Morton reads "The Chemicals We Came From"

He wanted to be buried, but they would dissolve him by alkaline hydrolysis.

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Audio Feature: Karolina Zapal reads her poem "To Be Local"

go ahead / breathe in carbon dioxide and break down in the fall. the less human / u seem the

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Audio Feature: Damara Martin reads her essay "Bruised Georgia Peaches in Miami"

The touch was too personal, condescending, audacious, and misogynistic. But more than anything, it was lonely and kind.

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