BY DYLAN BROWN
The only thing Trump has in common with Abraham Lincoln is that they both married younger women.
BARRELHOUSE REVIEWS: LINCOLN IN THE BARDO, BY GEORGE SAUNDERS
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BARRELHOUSE PRESENTS THE AUTHORS OF ELJ EDITIONS: MELISSA CARROLL
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MELISSA CARROLL INTERVIEWED BY AMBER EDMONDSON
"So many people are disconnected from their bodies—growing up, my disconnection was entwined with self-loathing. They were like two evil twins, this disconnection and self-loathing."
ALPHA: THE BABY-MAN BOOM
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BY DAWN PICHÓN BARRON
We’ve entered a time where making fun of, while still giving life to, the baby-man is commonplace. A definition found on urbandictionary.com is: “A fully grown man that by all appearances looks normal. However, once you get to know him, you realize he’s a big baby trapped in a man’s body.”
REVIEWS OF MY LIFE: WINTER PRODUCE
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BY BUD SMITH
I choked down a dry tangerine in my kitchen. I have seasonal depression about the tomatoes available at my corner bodega, Lucky’s Market.
NOT YOUR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLFRIEND: The Long Shot
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BY MIA SARA
Dispatches from the corner of Hollywood and Motherhood