In this issue, we explore the meaning and experience of beginning anew. In personal essays, poems, and photographs, our sixteen contributors reveal surprising truths about life after losing (or leaving) a loved one, immigrating to a new country, fleeing a religion, or making a discovery that changes everything about the past—and perhaps—the future.
Read Multiplicity Commons, a special collaborative project of Multiplicity Magazine and Blog featuring nonfiction and poetic reflections on the Black Lives Matter Movement.
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Why I Won’t Be With You on the 4th of July
By John Grey “Why I Won’t Be With You on the 4th of July” is part of a new series at Multiplicity focusing on writers and their craft. Each blog publication features original work followed by commentary from the writer on its genesis, giving us […]
The Kid at the Counter
By Nicole Lutrell “The Kid at the Counter” is part of a new series at Multiplicity focusing on writers and their craft. Each blog publication features original work followed by commentary from the writer on its genesis, giving us unusual insight into both the work […]
Calamity: Three Poems
By Melekwe Anthony “Calamity: Three Poems” is part of a new series at Multiplicity focusing on writers and their craft. Each blog publication features original work followed by commentary from the writer on its genesis, giving us unusual insight into both the work itself and […]