By Cyrus Console
Rotor wash, or the downward-flowing Air by which our helicopters formed Imprints in the jungle grass beneath ...
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- By S.J. Fowler & Rebecca KamenSIR, the 28 spheres of Kamen’s harmony Susceptible, inferred, immense, actual - the electron microscopy...
- By Jane HirshfieldOn the fifth day the scientists who studied the rivers were forbidden to speak or to study the rivers...
- By Tracy K. Smith200 cows more than 600 hilly acres property would have been even larger had J not sold 66 acres to DuPont...
- By J. Estanislao LopezThis century is younger than me. It dresses itself in an overlong coat of Enlightenment thinking despite...
- By Diane ThielWe've always been out looking for answers, telling stories about ourselves, searching for connection...
- By Norman FinkelsteinI have built a machine to visit the stars. I have built a machine to outlast the stars. There is a glass...
- By Ava CipriHere is the encyclopedia where I learn first position Here is where I begin ballet: at 12, in a class...
- By Katie WillinghamLately, I've enlisted an app on my phone to keep track of the time that I can't witness—it maps the ...
- By Katie WillinghamDiagram of a diagram: if properly decoded, the first image which will appear is a circle. Or, go backwards...
- By Katie WillinghamWe know the last stuffed specimen of the dodo burned in 1755, though Wikipedia's "Dodo: Talk" page shows...
- By Moon Bo YoungThe research center is a cube building with a neat chimney plunged into the right side. The researchers...
- By Marlanda DekineVigilant for so long, I am full. There are centuries of terror crawling just beneath my skin. I no...
- By Felicia ZamoraAn ulcer develops inside my lower lip in crevasse of gumline, the translucent milky gray pocks oral ...
- By Charlotte PenceWhat is death to us? We've heard that myth, a ghost story to tell around a camp fire. We're too busy...
- By Mũkoma Wa NgũgĩIt’s strange artwork, perhaps voodoo, a human skull strung in perfect symmetry to a tree in Mount Kenya...
- By Keith S. Wilsonshall i tell you, then, that we exist? there came a light, blue and white careening. the police like...
- By Linda BierdsHow, Alan Turing thought, does the soft-walled, jellied, symmetrical cell become the asymmetrical horse...
- By Christopher PhelpsI didn’t know the details. I feared the details. I loved the details. The details, said etymology, were...
- By Alison C. Rollins
