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Posted on August 4th, 2009 by by Daniel

Weekly Finalist: Self Portraits by John Lindner

Self Portraits
He observed that there were two of him in her sunglasses, identical twins, one of him in each lens. And each image was a miniature portrait, head and shoulders painted dark, backlit by an April sky, each copy sharing its frame with a likewise duplicated white cloud. And as long as she gazed at [...]

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Posted on August 4th, 2009 by by Daniel

Weekly Finalist: Mirrors by Lauren Flax

Mirrors
Would he be able to tell just by looking at her? Sarah stood in front of the round mirror in the foyer. Her cheeks were pink and her skin looked clearer and brighter than usual against her black curls, black tank top and dark eyes. It was just a kiss. She had fixed her lip [...]

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Posted on August 4th, 2009 by by Daniel

Weekly Finalist: Vanity by Ted

I just finished eating my fairly Spartan dinner of Dinty Moore beef stew and rice. Rinsed the bowl and put it in the sink. Sat back down at the kitchen table, book still in hand, head still in the story. Pushed my chair back and rested my left ankle on my right knee as I sat back.

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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by by Daniel

Weekly Finalist: Settling by Sarah J. Storer

I awake to the cacophony of pans hitting Formica. He is cooking breakfast again. The kind of breakfast that you eat and eat until you’re so full, you feel like your esophagus rests on a pillow of eggs and ham.

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Posted on July 28th, 2009 by by Daniel

Weekly Finalist: Untitled by Gavin St. Ours

“I’m worried about you.”

She appeared at my office instead of worrying over the phone. I knew something was different when I buzzed her up.

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