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  • Decay

    by Radia Jamee Part 2: Torn in Time As Mar and Ayla turn the corner, there it is. A car idles by the curb, windows down, music playing low. Inside are faces she has not seen in years. Kai had been the big deal back in middle school—tall, blonde, a star on the soccer field.…

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  • Decay

    By Radia Jamee Part 1: The Calm Before the Storm On particularly sunny days like this one, the city tends to get tremendously crowded. The waterfronts, parks, and terraces, mostly, but not so much the grocery stores. As someone who prefers her own company over the crowds, that’s where Mar is headed this morning. It…

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  • by Jennifer Hawk First things first. I am a thirty-seven-year-old woman, I live alone, and I don’t have a drinking problem. Actually, I don’t live completely alone. I have a few cats, and I watch the TV a lot. I don’t really have many neighbors, but I have a group of friends that stop by…

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  • by Michaelsun Knapp Mr. Grey got up from his plush seat to walk to the lavish bathroom on the train moving above the streets Paris. He was sorely tempted to leap onto an overstuffed chair, fire once or twice into the air with a gun he didn’t have, and shout from the top of his…

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  • Social Media Dashboard

    by Sean Reynolds Mark could barely make out the features of the figure at the end of the off ramp, until he came to a stop behind the long line of cars and got a good look at him. As he inched forward, he watched the stout, thirty-something man in short pants and tennis shoes…

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  • The Ground Beneath You

    by Lloyd Aquino Greek sits alone at the bar, minding a glass of something foul-smelling, trying his hardest not to mind any of it, not the smell, not the chatter going on behind his back. “—you’re crazy. Give me a Viper any day. These new rides are too sleek. Can’t even feel the Gs—” “So…

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  • Introducing Vox Inaudica

    Rind has been publishing the works of new and seasoned writers for more than a decade. From our humble beginnings at the University of California, Riverside, we have always sought to bring literary works that are not only insightful and engaging, but entertaining. But we’ll be making some changes to ensure contributors get the exposure…

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