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HOW TO CLEAN OUT A CUPBOARD • by Cheryl Powell

September 7, 2015Every Day Fiction 24 Comments

My mother keeps a jar of Loneliness in the cupboard: top right hand corner, next to the packet of Seething Resentment; both are past their sell by dates, both hardened and crystallized in the suffocating air. I beg her to… Continue Reading →

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