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New Square Literary Magazine
New Square publishes annually each December.
For back issues and to submit, contact newsquarelit@gmail.com.
Spring 2022
That summer in the French Riviera
That summer in the French Riviera Katherine Jimenez Goofy, my darling, do you remember how we used to dance to Jazz? There was a piano...
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Aug 5, 20222 min read
Story of the Man Waking Up(a cento)
Srinivas “Srini” Mandavilli On a day like any other day, like “yesterday or centuries before”, dogwood blossoms drift down at evening...
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Aug 5, 20221 min read
Unrequited Sun
Liam Duffy Salt-caked lips puncture the surface above, Before lungs inundate with brine. I still see you pinned in Aegean sky; brilliance...
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Aug 5, 20221 min read
It Kept Coming Back
Will Carpenter We rode past on our bikes for a week only slowing, as though we had somewhere else to go, gawking as the yearling deer’s...
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Aug 5, 20221 min read
City Pastoral
Ian Koh …floor by floor window by window until they see ornaments to adorn bare skin: square, triangle, diamonds, ovals, pyramids, the...
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Rapeseed
Matt Gillick Our tour bus dug through a hedged edge of Wicklow highway, sunny petals brushed against the window. Out from distant thatch...
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Aug 5, 20221 min read
Promises
John Muro Go, then, and gather up your promises as plentiful as queleas rising near dusk or the air-borne shoal of pollen so dense you...
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Amber Buttons
Set-Byul Moon At night she sits tight like a tree With five fruits still growing and Shaking feeble limbs and leaves About to wither...
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Eating of the Soup
Caitlin Andrews When An Gorta Mór seeped into the bones of Ireland’s one-room hovels, when the potato crops ate themselves, the...
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Aug 5, 20222 min read
Midlife Crisis
Sam Thuesen They started with sex toys. It seemed like the obvious solution. Julie thought her husband Richard’s first midlife crisis at...
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Aug 5, 20227 min read
Healing Hands
Rose Malone It was four years before I saw André again: the back of his neck, going down the stairs in the National Concert Hall, that...
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Aug 5, 202212 min read
Wish You Were Here
Colin Brzezicki It was silly to panic over a postage stamp. Even a little worrying at her age. What did Matt say last time he was home?...
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Aug 5, 202210 min read
Spring
Harry Lowther I browsed sleepily, lulled by the sound of gushing water, nakedness, and a comfortable but unfamiliar bed. A former...
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Aug 5, 20227 min read
Addled
Jim Schepker Grandma was wiry thin, bent over when she shuffled beside her bamboo cane, and dotted with brown spots on her taut neck and...
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Aug 5, 20227 min read
The Internet Kid
Jim Ward I know the reason Facebook is predominantly blue is because Mark Zuckerberg is colour-blind. I also know we spend more hours on...
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Aug 5, 202218 min read
My Life Among the Outlaw Poets
Christopher Miguel Flakus Bill “Big Country” Bandolini, 1971 Galveston, Texas---2021 Marfa, Texas Bill wouldn’t have liked to hear...
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Aug 5, 202217 min read
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