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THE FLESH MARKET BoyGirlBoyGirl find themselves waking up in a strange hotel room next to a trashy paperback exposé of America's swinging 60's. Susequent pillow talk uncovers stories about mistaken identity, insatiable appetites, Playboy cartoons, bad porn video dialogue, and scrapbooking. "[Insert Joke Here]" by Rachel Claff |
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NUTS AND CHEWS
A sinfully sweet sampler of stories new and old. No theme this time. Just a lot of wince-worthy conversations, embarrassing arguments, avian encounters, Dutch bicycles, and driving lessons. “He Pulled the String” by David Kodeski |
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A DREADFUL DAY A 19th-century children's book tells the tale of two preternaturally well-spoken orphans who perform random acts of kindness without proper adult supervision. BoyGirlBoyGirl expounds on the subjects of feline euthanasia, female genitalia, good deeds gone wrong, and all things full of dread. “Orphan” by Diana Slickman |
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XV-XVI CENTURY NORTHERN DRAWINGS FROM THE ROBERT LEHMAN COLLECTION 1978 Biblical heroines and anthropomorphic pillows populate an exhibition catalogue of Renaissance drawings from New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. BoyGirlBoyGirl paints four highly individual portraits of the visual world around us. “Dog. Chair. Spike.” by Diana Slickman |
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THE DISTANCE OF THE MOON “Constellations” by Edward Thomas-Herrera |
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CHESTNUTS ROASTING ON A CHESTNUT ROASTER The holidays in all their gory glory provide the starting point for these stories about Christmases remembered, revered, relished, and dreaded. “Remembrance of Things Dipped” by Edward Thomas-Herrera |
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ZEST FOR GLOOM The life and work of craggy Irish playwright Samuel Beckett served as the jumping off point for five reflections on unrequited love, theater, death, and waiting, waiting, waiting… “Chicago Impromptu” by Edward Thomas-Herrera |
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BRITNEY'S MAN DANCES FOR HIS SUPPER Fleeting fame, sudden notoriety, and a large number of expletives run rampant through Kevin Federline's March 2005 interview for Details magazine. BoyGirlBoyGirl mined their own misspent youths for four narratives about those allegedly formative years. “Guts and Goo” by Stephanie Shaw |
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THE FINE ART OF ITALIAN COOKING Giuliano Bugialli's 1990 cookbook was a loving and poetic tribute to one of the world's great national cuisines. BoyGirlBoyGirl served up four lip-smacking stories about food, glorious food. “Transparent Seaweed” by Edward Thomas-Herrera. |
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THE NEW, MORE THRILLING SECRETS The battered copy of a now-defunct true romance magazine sported cover stories with titles like "WE USED TO THRILL EACH OTHER: NOW MY HUSBAND DIDN'T DARE COME NEAR ME" and "WHEN MY HUSBAND'S MIND SNAPPED: MORE THAN A NORMAL WIFE COULD BEAR". BoyGirlBoyGirl's inaugural effort responded with four tales about the hidden and/or suppressed corners of their lives. “This Moment of Twilight” by David Kodeski |