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Cleo Mikutta: \\ //, Part 3

\\  // By Cleo Mikutta – III –   // \\   On a cruise ship caught in a tropical storm, the chlorine water in the indoor swimming pool has begun to imitate the violent Read more…

11 months ago January 14, 2019
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Cleo Mikutta: \\ //, Part 5

\\  // By Cleo Mikutta – V –   //   The wide-eyed girls came every night. When they opened their raincoats, a scent of bitter honey would pour out. They handed in plastic bags Read more…

1 year ago November 27, 2018
Art and Fiction

Cleo Mikutta: // \\, Part 2

//  \\ By Cleo Mikutta – II –   //   ‘You remind me of him,’ she said quietly, speaking to him through the flames, saying the words more to herself than to him. He watched Read more…

1 year ago October 26, 2018
Art and Fiction

Cleo Mikutta: \\ //, Part 4

\\ // By Cleo Mikutta – IV – \\   Her eyes rest on the pins, there on the wooden floor, sharp, metallic bodies, there on the floor, there, in the plastic box, there, with Read more…

1 year ago September 27, 2018
Art and Fiction

Cleo Mikutta: // \\, Part 1

//  \\ By Cleo Mikutta “It is hard to write a beautiful song. It is harder to write several individually beautiful songs that, when sung simultaneously, sound as a more beautiful polyphonic whole. The internal Read more…

1 year ago August 24, 2018
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