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Another Lydia Davis Story

Another Lydia Davis Story

I read a story by Lydia Davis about a woman who, upon turning sixty, began sprouting hair from...

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Incantations for Unsung Boys

Incantations for Unsung Boys

The most powerful magic often remains invisible, except to those who know how to recognize it. The act...

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Anti positivism by Evana Bodiker

Anti positivism by Evana Bodiker

The skin on my shoulders peels. Slack and careless, I was out all afternoon in a meadow. Ever...

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Three Poems by June Daowen Lei

Three Poems by June Daowen Lei

Obviously, the word is state. As in "of emergency" yet a body continues to rattle onto the train...

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Feeding the Birds

Feeding the Birds

"Feeding the Birds," by Margaret Hetherman, is the winner of the Columbia Journal's Special Issue on Loneliness.

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Review: Memorial Drive by Natasha Trethewey

Review: Memorial Drive by Natasha Trethewey

Trethewey’s memoir is a lyric confrontation with grief—the way it shapes and reshapes memory over time, permeating even...

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See the Memes, Cancel the Rent

See the Memes, Cancel the Rent

I had just been laid off from my job, my roommate had bolted to his home country, and...

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You Should Be Paying Attention: An Interview with Lynn Steger Strong

You Should Be Paying Attention: An Interview with Lynn Steger Strong

Lynn Steger Strong discusses her second novel Want, a book that explores the complexities of motherhood, lost friendship,...

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cycle of salmon

cycle of salmon

i wonder if salmon are aware of their orange pink flesh inside them.

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Review: Blue Ticket by Sophie Mackintosh

Review: Blue Ticket by Sophie Mackintosh

Mackintosh examines the nature of rebellion, the innate strength of motherhood, and the paradox of choice.

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Between Screens: My Bathroom Desk

Between Screens: My Bathroom Desk

I didn’t choose the bathroom for its grandeur. The room is narrow and yellowed with a bathtub against...

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Call for Submissions: Special Issue on UPRISING

Call for Submissions: Special Issue on UPRISING

Columbia Journal wants to read and publish your best work on the theme UPRISING. Submit!

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