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Tag: HFR 1.2

Fiction: Matthew Dexter’s “The Ant Colony”

Charles climbs the hill above fat camp and watches the children running between orange cones on the manicured lawns, tiny … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Matthew Dexter, Volume One

Fiction: Jamie Iredell’s “Killing the Sax”

The Fat Kid and the Fat Kid’s daddy and the Fat Kid’s buddies sat at the bar watching the football … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Jamie Iredell, Volume One

Fiction: Michael Sheehan’s “I Love You Like This Because I Don’t Know Any Other Way to Love”

The TV said the bombing was claimed by the Taliban, who’d convinced the informant—a man, a doctor, a father—to kill … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Michael Sheehan, Volume One

Fiction: Randolph Pfaff’s “Day Trip with David”

Open with the narrator speaking to a statue, conveying the sadness of New Jersey. Describing the taste of ocean air … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Randolph Pfaff, Volume One

Essay: Zeke Jarvis’ “The Unintentional Dreads”

Not only do I remember the baby cats, but I remember how I heard about the baby cats. Actually, I … More

Essay, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Nonfiction, Volume One, Zeke Jarvis

Fiction: Rolli’s “There’s a Swan in My Scrotum”

When I was younger my younger brother found a duck nest and picked out one egg. Then the mother bit … More

Fiction, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Rolli, Volume One

Three Poems by Gary Glauber

Found and Lost She was pasted firmly in the past, a trivial footnote in a weather-beaten journal gathering dust, unread … More

Gary Glauber, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume One

Two Poems by Brian Beatty

Coyote Coyote —for Tony Fitzpatrick That forest that goes unseen for its own trees is full of mirrors, too: obscure, … More

Brian Beatty, HFR 1.2, HFR Archives, Issue Two, Poetry, Volume One

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