We feel lucky to share Mario Senzale’s newest, Liquidity, a short story about large numbers.
If the economy were a skin you could turn inside out, this story would be on its surface.
Artwork by Amerah Ames
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We all have that friend Maynard who shovels slop, but it may be @cranny__boy who has that friend most of all. Learn about it in “Still The Same.”
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A problem with literary writing being funny is that literary writers generally want to convey a certain intelligence in their tone, or even for the very logic of their sentences to be a highly operational and unique intelligence, while it’s much easier for stupid to read as funny
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