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Vol. 74
Conjunctions:74
Grendel’s Kin: The Monsters Issue
Spring 2020
Edited by Bradford Morrow

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Four Poems
by F. Daniel Rzicznek
June 30, 2020
The bones and crosses left out for him an emerald

Cicada dying attended by ants the emperor’s pleading face

All over town I dragged it behind me like a wing
New Sisters
A Selected Text from Conjunctions:74, Grendel’s Kin: The Monsters Issue
by Selena Anderson
June 29, 2020
Quisa had fallen into the habit of disappointing herself, and then disappointing herself a little more, with the words she let slip from her mouth. She kept talking to people in this hungry, intimate way, as if they too had spent the time of their lives in their heads and read the warning labels too closely and worried irrationally about their lymph nodes. Accidental confessions are what these amounted to.
Thrown
by Roy Kesey
June 23, 2020
Four cops come. Both parents are arrested, D&D. The children—William, six, and Stephanie, three—are taken by CPS.

     The neighborhood will be quiet for almost two weeks.
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