AGAIN by Carrie Cooperider

/ / Published in Issue 18
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Carrie Cooperider lives and writes on an island off the coast of Manhattan, NY, though she dreams of moving to Broadwoodwidger, in Devon. Work in Ploughshares, LARB, Best Small Fictions 2017 & 2019, NY Tyrant, 3:AM, Antioch Review & elsewhere.

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