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An illustration of two human silhouettes against a blue background.

Until the End

By Carl Phillips
A black and white illustration of a wildflower meadow.

In Bloom

By Katarzyna Szaulińska, translated from Polish by Mark Tardi

It’s Important I Remember That Things Are Getting Back to Normal Around Here—

By Cortney Lamar Charleston
Shadow of home plant on wall

[The Tip of the Stalk]

By Ernst Meister, translated from German by Graham Foust and Samuel Frederick

Mary O’Donoghue

Mary O’Donoghue’s stories have appeared in Georgia Review, Kenyon Review/ KROnline, Irish Times, Sunday Times UK, Stinging Fly, Visual Verse, and elsewhere. New work is forthcoming in The Dublin Review, Banshee, and Short Fiction. She is a two-time recipient of Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowships. In 2015 her work was longlisted for the Sunday Times / EFG Short Story Award. She teaches in the arts and humanities at Babson College, Massachusetts, and she lives in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She is fiction editor (with William Giraldi) at AGNI.
The Boundaries of Nature Fiction Climate & Environment

Hell Kettle

By Mary O’Donoghue September 15, 2015

Boundaries of Nature: Water is always at work. We don’t even know that it’s eating the very ground from under us.

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