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An Emptiness Yet to Come

By José Mármol translated by Nathalie Handal, with Eileen O’Connor

The Sad Ballad of Wyckoff

By José Mármol translated by Nathalie Handal, with Eileen O’Connor

The Harvest

By Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler

Anna Bruno: Suspense, Secular Gods, and Scandal in an Elite Catholic School

Maria Kuznetsova Interviews Anna Bruno

Naz Riahi

Naz Riahi is a Los Angeles-based writer who is finishing a collection of short stories. She has two dogs, Thurston and Hugo, and spends most of her days at an advertising agency, thinking about technology, design, and innovation while daydreaming about writing and reading. She is a graduate of the New School's MFA program and this is her first published work of fiction. She can be found on Twitter.
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A Lifetime of Food

By Naz Riahi October 15, 2013
“He wouldn’t let me get a driver’s license. Did I ever tell you that? … I went down to the department and there was a soldier there who said, ‘I’m sorry but your husband has given us orders to turn you away.’”
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