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Liberosis: Full Design

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Letter From The Editor

Mar 5, 2026

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Sasha Rotko

in Letter from Editor

Dear friends, I’ve been listening to this song over and over again called “Stay Home” by American Football. There are only a few lyrics, but they go: Don’t leave home again If empathy takes energy Funny, though, because where else to empathize but home? If I could, I’d take off and fly…
Le départe

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Michael Grasso

in Fiction

“The sun is thrashing against the windows now. Your departure has me fixing myself a tomb.”
One Must Imagine Lindsey Vonn Happy

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Sophie O’Connor

in Essays

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Hamnet and Sentimental Value

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A Nass writer explores grieving through cathartic performance, and the porous boundary between life and art.
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The Journey of a Ghost

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Vihaan Jetley

in Poetry

I. Out of Darkness Here in the realm of shadow, in the deep darkness of a wretched chasm that never lightens, lives a ghost. Living lonely, it craves to spread this darkness, but it knows nothing of the bright world above. One day, it stumbles across a traveller exploring. It has seen men stumble into…
On Brainrot

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Soa Andriamananjara

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Notes on shallow laughter and shortcuts to thinking.
Unwanted Houseguest

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On the necessity of jackets, and the enduring original chill.
Babysitting

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Sophia McNamara

in Poetry

You sleep fretfully, stirring up the buttermilk air. It’s been through your lungs and mine. You’re grasping and grasping, with hands plump and rosy. For hours you’d screamed, straining and messing my hair until exhausted. I notice us in the windowpane and let my neck slacken and chin fall forward. A mahogany…
Animal Kingdom: Full Design

Feb 26, 2026

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Letter From The Editor

Feb 26, 2026

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Sasha Rotko

in Letter from Editor

Dear friends, Antoine Roquentin stared at the roots of a tree and thought about his own superfluity, denied and generated simultaneously the concept of existence. My own mind is a little limited in comparison; I stare at something I hope to understand and, over time, my thinking degenerates. I wonder how my dog with…
The Political Bug

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Leia Pei

in Second Look

Why Princeton neuroscience professor Sam Wang is running for Congress.
Proof of Life

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Callisto Lim

in Fiction

“Since then, I’ve begun to feel slightly disturbed, certainly more so than I used to, when these flashes of the outside world get through the gates. An antenna had sprouted out of my skull, sending surges of electricity through my nerves whenever it detected an aberration.”