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Alani Hicks-Bartlett

Alani Rosa Hicks-Bartlett is a writer and translator who lives on the East Coast, where she finds herself increasingly in a nudiustertian mode. Her recent work has appeared in Cagibi, The Antonym, The Stillwater Review, IthacaLit, Broad River Review, La Piccioletta Barca, The Fourth River, and Mantis: A Journal of Poetry, Criticism, and Translation, among others. She is currently working a collection of villanelles as well as a series of translations from French, Portuguese, and Italian, and a full-length translation of a Medieval French romance. @alanirosa (instagram and twitter) Alani hicks-Bartlett on Facebook.

In a Low Voice by Mercè Rodoreda

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It was the last day. The last. The very last day...

bereavement

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get off at the third left after the sharp bend, by the grove of dying mangoes that hang low on the tree

Second Lament

Issue 28
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Fiction and Poetry

o child, all the chances that you have / to cull these smooth, white days / are fouled by the winds. this is a velocity

Hamartia

Issue 16
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Fiction and Poetry

The Conquest

Issue 15
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Fiction and Poetry

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