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“Finding What Kills” by Rayni Wekluk

Mar 6, 2024

“Finding What Kills” by Rayni Wekluk

Mar 6, 2024

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Mar 6, 2024

“The Deputy and Imminent Danger” by Jim Reese

Feb 28, 2024

“The Deputy and Imminent Danger” by Jim Reese

Feb 28, 2024

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Feb 28, 2024

“Speaking of Wild Horses” by Michael P. Branch

May 4, 2023

“Speaking of Wild Horses” by Michael P. Branch

May 4, 2023

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May 4, 2023

A huge thanks to our editorial staff for Issue 3. Their hard work helped make putting this issue together possible!

We released Issue 3 on Thursday and it’s already received so much love. If you haven’t checked it out yet, we promise it’ll be worth your time! Follow the link in bio

In addition to launching Issue 3 yesterday, we also published a new Community Voices essay from humorist Michael Branch. Community Voices is a section of TLR for local, regional, or UNOmaha-connected writers. Check out "Speaking of Wild Horses&q

Join us May 4th at 7pm CST as we celebrate the launch of Issue 3 with a virtual reading featuring Samuel Autman, Sari Fordham, and Megan Vered! Link in bio

Can't wait to see you all in Seattle!

New book review on TLR! Annie Bolton explores Judy Bolton-Fasman’s memoir, Asylum: A Memoir of Family Secrets.

“Bolton-Fasman’s writing shines in its details: The image of her father carefully teaching young Judy to position her v

We’d love for you all to stop by table 1720 to visit!

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Coming tomorrow: eight new essays in our second-ever issue! Now is a great time to catch up on any of the brilliant work you may have missed in our first edition. Link in bio!

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