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Read the winning piece of our 2025 Nonfiction Contest “Through the Mirror” by Jessie Cato selected by Lucy Ives.

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Jane Wang

Jane Wang is a writer based in the Pacific Northwest. Her work has been featured in The College Hill Independent. She recently received her BA in literary arts and applied mathematics from Brown University and is ideating her first novel.

Far Corners Folio

Winter 2025

Geopolitical Implications After Stone Fruit Season

By Jane Wang

The Kenyon Review · “Geopolitical Implications After Stone Fruit Season” by Jane Wang I. The apricot tart was out of season, she told me. The bakery no longer had apricots […]

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Far Corners Folio

Geopolitical Implications After Stone Fruit Season