We are proud to present

 Issue Five

of No Contact

Running
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Running

by Libby Rule

There are good places to run in my town: the old track, the park, and the cemetery. I try to pick the one with the least number of people.

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In the Hour of Wind
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In the Hour of Wind

by Evan Shornstein

The future is uncertain but there are 3,000 frogs singing in the moonlight!

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When Animals Tour the Zoo
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When Animals Tour the Zoo

by Sean Ennis

One thing I like about the kitchen is that it is the only place in the house that doesn’t have “room” in its title.

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The Complex
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The Complex

by Liz Wolfe

Leash Lady gets taken for a walk twice a day by her two very muscular pitbulls.

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The Sun King
Nathaniel Berry Nathaniel Berry

The Sun King

by Nathaniel Berry

Every face has the expression can you believe this fucking place? but nobody says it, because this is Michigan, and silent is the kindest we can sometimes think to be.

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On Not Writing
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On Not Writing

by Saba Imtiaz

I think about one of my favorite writers, Fran Lebowitz, and how she is doing. Is Fran wearing a mask?

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Too Soon, Too Late
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Too Soon, Too Late

by Erin Gallagher

How many times can you paint a hallway white? If you peeled it back, layer by layer, I hope you would find a nice wallpaper, floral and muted with age.

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A World Without: After City
Elliot Alpern Elliot Alpern

A World Without: After City

by Elliot Alpern

Down beneath the cracked remains of sidewalks and hot-tar slurry, there exists a different, cooler world.

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