At Belt Magazine, Sara Nasser comes of age both in and out of tradition.
“But now, in this moment, after seeing the worst of what it means to be human, I set my mind to it; I’m going to make a baby.” Eliza Margarita Bates finds that the world is terrible and submits herself to creating new life in spite of it, at Longreads.
Here at The Rumpus, Nato Green makes a decision as a new father that puts a strain on an important familial relationship.
At Lit Hub, Elizabeth Bales Frank finds herself the poet laureate of a law firm—with a stipend!
Over at The Cut, Kera Bolonik tells the head-spinning story of a law professor who became a mark.
Back at The Rumpus, Marisa Crane writes on censorship, community, and the more affirming rules we might use to truly support one another.
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