By Sue Preneta
Sophie had seen through three men in the past year. First and most importantly she’d seen through Joe, her husband of twenty-six years. But she was tired of thinking about that.

By Pete Tothero
For the casual player, however, the deep three begs a question: if Mike Breen felt Lillard’s first shot was from “way outside,” well…just how way outside was it? The next time I decide to start chucking shots from wherever I want in my local game, where do I need to shoot from while shouting, “DAME TIME!”

By Matthew Kauffman Smith
The double elimination album tournament continues, though the intern assigned to design the articles has become increasingly upset by the content and is now attempting a kind of interventionist design.

By John Carr Walker
My father took the whole family suckering the spring I was eleven, my sister six. It's the only time I remember all of us working in the vineyards together. Dad was trying to teach us a lesson about work ethic—Dad always said he was teaching work ethic, though I can say now the only thing I learned from him about work was do things his way, or else.

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Evan P. Schneider chats with Melissa Reeser Poulin about her new poetry collection, Rupture, Light (Finishing Line Press).