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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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September 2017

Jaquira Díaz and Margaree Little

Introduction

September 2017

Jaquira Díaz

You Do Not Belong Here

September 2017

Margaree Little

The Most Hidden, The Most Quiet

September 2017

Afaa M. Weaver

Brook Water Breaking Over Rocks

October 2017

Cynthia Dewi Oka

Elegy with a White Shirt / On “Elegy with a White Shirt”

October 2017

Kavita Das

Selective Perception of Disinformation

November 2017

Alison Stine

All Who Would Have Seen Us Dead

November 2017

Rebecca Seiferle

Three Meditations

December 2017

Matthew Salesses

What Is the Role of Art Under Authoritarianism?

December 2017

Benjamin Garcia

Warrior Song / Resist, Change, Survive: Learning to Sing

January 2018

Keith S. Wilson

On White Noise and Better Care

January 2018

Sherwin Bitsui

Two poems from Dissolve

February 2018

Shelley Wong

[the ocean will take us one day]; Pride Month; All Beyoncés & Lucy Lius—; Sightlines

March 2018

Ladan Osman

I Cried, Power! (On Protest and Masterful Citizenship)

March 2018

Leila Chatti

On Fear in the Year of Trump

April 2018

Jaquira Díaz and Margaree Little

Afterword