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In-N-Out for Iftar

By Tamer Mostafa

From Here

By Edil Hassan

Ism

By Sarah Ghazal Ali
Illustration of a man with an enlarged ear, attempting to hear the people around him.

Sound Shadow

By John Cotter

Elaine H. Kim

Elaine H. Kim is a queer Korean American fiction writer born and raised in the Midwest. She has won fellowships from the Fulbright Foundation, the New York Foundation for the Arts, and the Jerome Foundation, and was the Justin Chin Memorial Scholarship Fellow at Lambda Literary's 2021 Emerging Writer's Retreat for LGBTQ Voices. Elaine's writing has appeared in Joyland, Guernica, So to Speak, and upstreet, and she has been supported by Hedgebrook, the Millay Colony, LMCC Workspace, and VCCA, among others.
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Jocelyn Nicole Johnson: “As a Black Southern woman, I’m full of dread”

By Elaine H. Kim and Jocelyn Nicole Johnson October 18, 2021
The author of My Monticello on finding humanity in intersecting dystopias.
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