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What Happens to Little Girls
"Something in the hole grabs back. Something that doesn’t give up. Something with fingers and nails just like mine."
“Listen to me, and stay away from that damn hole,” Gramma says. “Cause if you don’t, it’ll eat you up just like it did my daughter.”
Julie Cadman-Kim’s work has been published or is forthcoming in Black Warrior Review, Fairy Tale Review, Passages North, and elsewhere. She is an MFA candidate at the University of Michigan’s Helen Zell Writers’ Program. You can see more of her writing at juliecadman-kim.com.
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Never Quiet Again
“It’s not that we don’t remember what it was like before the sound. If you asked us, we could tell you.”
The Whales
The whales would sing because they were alone, but with each other, their song a reminder that loss and exile are linked.
The Smell of All Mothers
It was That Smell, that-so-familiar-one that hurt me not to remember where I’d smelled it before.