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January 27, 2021March 26, 2021
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“Colluvium” | Meredith Clark

Winner of the EXTINCTION Essay Contest, selected by Lacy M. Johnson

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Dis·​mem·​ber | A. M. Rosales

Shelly was nineteen years old, and she did her best to get by. Blond hair and a cherry vine tattoo; her family called her Treasure. It is unclear to us how long

The Wolf Peach | Aiden Baker

I’m five years old, barefoot in the backyard with my dad, picking

Great Wounds | Sarah Haak

It’s cold in Norway this time of year and the nights are

Multiplicity | Morgan Riedl

January 27, 2021March 14, 2021
extinction/extinction--nonfiction

A seat at a table. It’s a foldable chair. The kind that comes in beige or gray. The kind that everyone will help stack on racks at the end of evening.

Case Management | Nicole Zimmerman

January 27, 2021March 14, 2021
extinction/extinction--nonfiction

Every Monday morning we gather on the sagging sofas, some of us crosslegged, holding cushions to our chests, and report on the week’s cases.

Great Wounds | Sarah Haak

January 27, 2021March 14, 2021
extinction/extinction--nonfiction

It’s cold in Norway this time of year and the nights are short. The sun goes down just before 11PM and comes up again at four in the morning. I thought it

Dis·​mem·​ber | A. M. Rosales

January 27, 2021March 14, 2021
extinction/extinction--nonfiction

Shelly was nineteen years old, and she did her best to get by. Blond hair and a cherry vine tattoo; her family called her Treasure. It is unclear to us how long

“Colluvium” | Meredith Clark

January 27, 2021March 26, 2021
extinction/EXTINCTION Contest/extinction--nonfiction

Winner of the EXTINCTION Essay Contest, selected by Lacy M. Johnson

The Wolf Peach | Aiden Baker

January 27, 2021March 25, 2021
extinction/extinction--nonfiction

I’m five years old, barefoot in the backyard with my dad, picking tomatoes. They grow up the thin wire cage like they’re reaching for something. We

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