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Yellow Summer Rain

By Na Zhong

One Hundred Percent House

By Shin Hae-uk, translated by Spencer Lee-Lenfield

On Stoicism

By Peter Trachtenberg

Song of the Lake

By Tamanda Kanjaye

Rita Bullwinkel

Rita Bullwinkel lives in Nashville, Tennessee where she is a graduate fiction fellow at Vanderbilt University. Her writing has appeared in many publications including VICE, NOON, Spork and Hayden's Ferry Review. She is a graduate of Brown University, a Vanderbilt Commons Writer in Residence, a Sewanee Writers' Conference Tennessee Williams Scholarship Award winner, and a Helene Wurlitzer Foundation grantee. Her story "Passing" was a finalist for The Conium Review's Innovative Short Fiction Prize judged by Amelia Gray. Her story “In the South the Sand Winds Are Our Greatest Enemy” was selected by Joyland Magazine as one of their top five favorite stories published in 2015. Read more about her at ritabullwinkel.com.
Interview Bodies & Nature

Dolan Morgan: Insignificana

By Rita Bullwinkel April 25, 2016

Rita Bullwinkel interviews Dolan Morgan on Losing Touch With the Boundaries of Your Body, Where the Absurdist’s Heart Lives, and the Ecstasy of Nothing.

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