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November 26, 1992: Thanksgiving at the Sea Ranch, Contemplating Metempsychosis 
By Sandra M. Gilbert
You tried coming back as a spider. 
I was too fast for you. As you 
climbed my ankle, I swept you off, I ground you <a href="https://blog.lareviewofbooks.org/essays/25-years-november-26-1992/#more-5872" class="more-link">Read more</a>
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25 Years After November 26, 1992

The Tower of the Antilles

<h4>Sarah Hoenicke writes about books and authors (and other interests) for various publications, and is working on her first novel, about a young girl finding her way out of religion. You can find her most recent work in Gulf Coast, Brooklyn Magazine, <a href="http://bust.com/">BUST.com</a>, BOMB, and Guernica, among other publications.</h4>

Sarah Hoenicke

Points of Access: Achy Obejas’s “The Tower of the Antilles”

"Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't." — Mark Twain

Fiction

Marriage of a Thousand Lies

The Choice to Stay: SJ Sindu’s “Marriage of a Thousand Lies”

War Porn

When the Hurlyburly’s Done: Roy Scranton’s “War Porn”

Sarah Hoenicke writes about books and authors (and other interests) for various publications, and is working on her first novel, about a young girl finding her way out of religion. You can find her most recent work in Gulf Coast, Brooklyn Magazine, <a href="http://bust.com/">BUST.com</a>, BOMB, and Guernica, among other publications.