Glass Blowers
By Fiction Issue 129
All week, they have been managing financial operations and developing policies and strategically planning, and now they need to clear their pummeled minds and cleanse their sad hearts and witness the emergence of molten colored glass, pulled from a burning furnace, stuck to the end of a long metal blowpipe.
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By Short Story Issue 59
I EAT A BALONEY SANDWICH every day on my lunch break at Jo-Ann Fabrics. Yesterday, my father, who is close to enlightenment and who wanted to use my employee discount, came in looking for red fabric for a new prayer shawl. He saw mustard on the corner of my mouth and his eyes darkened, then…
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