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Issue One of Everyone Quarterly
Augury by Dylan Kinnett
Augury began as a short story, written during stolen moments while waiting for the commuter light rail underneath Penn Station, Baltimore. I would like to thank Curt Seiss for the sound design. Dylan Kinnett is a writer, spoken word performance artist, and the...
Come to the X by Julia Wendell
My memoir, Come to the X, is a book of days at a large horse farm where days don't seem to end. I wrote it not knowing what would happen until it happened, a writing process that freed me of my controlling impulse to always know the plot. What happened to me, my...
Fluke by Jen Michalski
I was watching a National Geographic episode about people who take pictures of whale flukes (a fancy word for the tail) to help ID the whales for scientists to study migration and breeding patterns. Like a fingerprint, no two flukes are the same, but some...
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Sarah Jean Alexander [poetry], Stephanie Barber [letters to animals], Maguelonne Chassard [photography], Andreea Monica Chitu-Fordyce [pyrography], Florina Falce [essay], Kathy Fish [fiction], Linda Campbell Franklin [writing], Dylan Kinnett [film], Guillaume Mathias [music/video], Jen Michalski [fiction], Gavin Van Horn [essay], Julia Wendell [memoir excerpt]
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Notes on Augury:
Death, Words, Sounds, and Images
Dylan Kinnett provides an artful breakdown of the motivation for and making of his video, Augury, released in the recent edition of Everyone Quarterly.
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