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INSTAR

in·star | ˈinstär |
noun
a phase between two periods of molting · the stage in the formation of an image or form



Mel's City: Illustrated Journal
by Melanie Rejón Melanie Rejón es una ilustradora, diseñadora y arquitecta mexicana. Estudió en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UADY,...
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let's waltz, darling
by Kay Lee your hand in / mine you can / spin once and / i will spin / twice; you take / onetwothree / sharp breaths, brilliant, / giddy,...
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On the Train to New York
by Diamond Forde ALICE pressed her back into the red brick of the railway station. 2 The horizon, once foaming waves of cotton, now...
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Nickie DeSardo
Houdini’s Secret I left a seamount behind in order to break free from you. Houdini wrapped in chains sunk to the ocean floor. A million...
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Rone Shavers
Crônica of the Grand Allusion Once again, it’s necessary to comment on what the crônica is and why I tend to stick with it. The crônica...
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Parakeets at the Edge of the Mojave
by Shoshana Tehila Surek Multimedia water color by Shoshana Tehila Surek “I lose a word every time that I blink,” my mother said a year...
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Truth in Illusions
by Daniel Herrera “Truth in Illusions” “You would measure time the measureless and immeasurable.” Khalil Gibran The Prophet Khalil’s eyes...
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Poems by henry 7. reneau, jr.
henry 7. reneau, jr. writes words of conflagration to awaken the world ablaze, an inferno of free verse illuminated by his affinity for...
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ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EGGS
by Elsa Valmidiano Between Water and Grief by Bea Hayward, 2020 Thirteen. Fourteen. Fifteen. Sixteen. Seventeen. Eighteen. Nineteen. Each...
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Jessy Randall
A visual poetry collection by Jessy Randall
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Red Turns Insolence into Innocence
by Lily Hoang
Let me tell you a story. It happened long, long ago, in places without names, but they are stories worth hearing
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Jaap Blonk
First Class Nightmares
Jaap Blonk – voice and laptop
Recorded Live in Vancouver, April 20, 2018
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