Survivor’s Remorse by Nicole Penrod

In all of the pictures from your dad’s funeral, your mother was smiling. Years after his death and freshly trained in the family tradition, you knew it was only because she hadn’t yet discovered that the ritual had a time limit. “It’s
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ISSUE #10

Achieving Realism with Miniatures and Water / Gregg Williard Salt / Belinda Maddern Salt Water and Whiskey / Brendan Todt  Let’s Try This Again / Patrick Meeds From the Reciprocating Saw / Nancy Kangas Ashes, Ashes / Jo Saleska Maria Needs a
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Salt / Belinda Maddern

Sometimes I forget how to speakand have to shake words outlike salt I am used to being alone  When I am walkingearly in the morningor after rainand I accidentally step on the snails—their tiny shells cracking unfairly underneath my feet. I always apologize 
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