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Quick Work No. 9

Essayist Matthew Berg finds solace in a supermarket parking lot, and poet Linda McCullough Moore traces the geography of time. More bit-sized beauties in the lead up to Multiplicity’s At Any Age issue…

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Quick Work No. 7

A life in hair, and a love of words… Yes, Quick Work is back! In the lead up to Multiplicity’s Spring Issue, AT ANY AGE, we present a compelling series of micro-flash poetry and nonfiction. Enjoy these bite-sized literary treats!

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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 […]

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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 […]

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To the Girl in the Plus-Sized Dress

By Aly Bloom “To the Girl in the Plus-Sized Dress” 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 […]

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Job Finds Divinity in the Everyday

By Craig Finlay “Job Finds Divinity in the Everyday” 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 […]

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Wonder in Austin’s Backyard

By Mollie Gordon “Wonder in Austin’s Backyard” 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 […]