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Epiphany Magazine
by Epiphany Magazine
Our name derives from the Joycean idea that an epiphany is the moment when “the soul of the commonest object… seems to us radiant.” Like the semicolon in our logo, an epiphany is a pause in time followed by a shift in thinking. Like the semicolon, an epiphany can consist of a confluence between two ideas. Like the semicolon, an epiphany is both a part of language and outside of it.
Episodes
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( ; ) "Contours" by K. A. Hamilton
"As for my first memory, it was a unicorn."
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( ; ) "Years After I Quit the Water" by Noelani Piters
"Often, a boy and I tread / —trod—murky water."
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( ; ) "What Happened at the Zoo" by David Driscoll
“The balloon continued to expand until it was big enough for me to crawl inside and curl up like an embryo in a green rubber womb.”
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( ; ) "If You Aren't Explicit, They'll Say You Never Mentioned the War" by Asa Drake
"My newsfeed is all about babies."
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( ; ) "post-coital conversation no. 5" by m.m. gumbin
"Sex is always kind of awkward, right?”
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( ; ) Three Poems By Solange Neema
"My suicide just ran for president."
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( ; ) Three Poems by Tiffany Promise
"I never meant to come back to Texas"
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( ; ) "free rose" by Rosalind Margulies
“yesterday was funny because you were in a terrible mood but everything was beautiful.”
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( ; ) Three Poems by Seth Leeper
"my father stands on the serrated edge of a star / and dares me to jump"
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( ; ) "The Paper Man" by Patrick Dundon
“He said he made the cranes in order to make a wish, though he didn’t tell you what it was, only that it didn’t come true.”
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( ; ) "Last Words" by Gordon W. Mennenga
"I feel like I’m whispering all of this when I should really be shouting.”
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( ; ) Two Poems by Nicholas Wong
"More than half of the men / he kissed were stardust."
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( ; ) "Tiger on My Roof" by Marguerite Sheffer
"Because I was a coward I skipped Dee’s funeral." Read by Russell Spitzer.
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( ; ) Two Poems by Gauri Awasthi
"whisper: may we always find conch shells to hear the sound of our world / as it echoes and echoes."
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( ; ) "Consider the Diver" by Emily Doyle
"The diver and the son have settled into a routine of watching what he calls 'the octopus videos' over breakfast."
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( ; ) Two Poems By Razeen Ahmed
"I am a God fearing man / depending on who asks"
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( ; ) "Monster, Monster" by Jeff Bond (feat. Edmund White)
"There was a beautiful man who lived in the same building as me on the same floor . . ."
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( ; ) "Artichoke" by Montana Agte-Studier
"The sun warms the fire escape."
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( ; ) "Ashes" by April Lindner
"I hadn’t browsed among the urns of polished wood and gilt so she waits in plain black plastic"
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( ; ) "Haibun of This Heart’s Insides" by Leo Smith
"This room wants more. After everything goes dark, a rusted voice reveals its wishes."
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( ; ) "Grande Caramel Macchiato" by Mark Bessen
"You can tell a lot about a person by their Starbucks order."
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( ; ) "A Guest at Their Table" by Talia Bloch
"I arrived a spy among them"
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( ; ) "Thing" by Luke Buffini
"We all wanted the same thing. None of us were certain how to get it. "
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( ; ) Three Poems By Alicia García Bergua, translated by Lisken Van Pelt Dus
"I’d like words to bring me closer / to everyone I love"
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( ; ) "Speck" by Justin Chandler
"At sentencing, the judge found it difficult to accept my claim that my father and I were truly alone that entire trip..."
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( ; ) "All That Life" by Susan Holcomb
"And the other fetus—it’s all right?"
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( : ) "The Yoga Commune" by Leigh Sugar
"In morning meditation I think about sex and tally the dollars saved not buying daily coffee here."
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( ; ) "Corvette" by Roxana Robinson
"She’d thought she could drive so fast in that sleek yellow car that she’d outstrip everything else, make the world a blur."
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( ; ) "The Instructions" by Jessica Leeder
"Two medicines must be used for the medical termination of pregnancy: mifepristone and misoprostol"
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( ; ) "Milk Fat" by Elizabeth Devlin
"When starving, one craves flesh"
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( ; ) “The World Is Not Astonished” by Michael Juliani
"I want to spring on you like a verb, like a wartime cat snatching a rare mouse from the floor."
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( ; ) "Company, Man" by Sarah Bridgins
“…maybe Company can’t be updated.”
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( ; ) "Missed Connections" by Jamie Kahn
"It was only after I moved to New York that I started to read the missed connections ads for my hometown."
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( ; ) "At The Airport" by Olivia Fantini
“It was more than ten years ago that he ceded the master bedroom to her and moved his things into the downstairs guest room.”
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( ; ) "Workshop Borders" by Omar Sakr
"I tell the students language paves the way to every death"
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( ; ) "Crab Ode" by ER Pulgar
“I gnaw off your head / Saturn devouring a lesser god.”
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Our name derives from the Joycean idea that an epiphany is the moment when “the soul of the commonest object… seems to us radiant.” Like the semicolon in our logo, an epiphany is a pause in time followed by a shift in thinking. Like the semicolon, an epiphany can consist of a confluence between two ideas. Like the semicolon, an epiphany is both a part of language and outside of it.
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