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‘Loneliness’ Summer 2021 edition

Since early 2020, we have all probably ended up spending even more time alone- often in a state of “connected detachment” – than we normally would have. Reading and writing are generally solitary acts, but they don’t need to be lonely acts. On the contrary at their heart is a wager that we can make connections and improvise communities around our best thoughts and experiences, our hunger to identify and understand. Collected in this issue our compelling stories and essays-  heart-breaking, funny, and sage in turn.