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Dean Allen – on his mother’s wedding.
Lillie Allison – on knowing a secret.
Jonathan Ames – on germs.
Jourdon Anderson – on being free, at last.
Anonymous – on interviewing at Microsoft.
Daniel Arp – on his passion for Amazon.com.
B. – on marriage and divorce.
Kevin Baker – on the coming crisis.
Angelica Biddle – on an ethereal hangover.
David Brown – on a man and a bridge.
Ian Brown – on reading Paradise Lost.
Ian Brown – on a moment of clarity.
Scott Carrier – on crickets and desire.
Blue Chevigny – on faith and the movies.
Jorge Colombo – on drawing his neighbors.
Dennis Costello – on a broken heart.
Noah Cowan – on Seoul and music.
Lynn Crosbie – on loving a goalie.
Nick Davis – on an anniversary.
Brian Dunn – on being shot while trying to escape.
Eldon C. – a found letter on caskets and coffins.
Golda Fried – on studying the Stones.
Robbie Fulks – on being audited.
Josh Goldfein – on counting votes in Palm Beach.
Jonathan Goldstein – on an old flame.
Gregory Gransden – on Mexico’s crime reporters.
Bruce Grierson – on the war on beavers (French version).
Bruce Grierson – on the war on beavers (English version).
Adam Heimlich – on the new new economy.
Marc Herman – on typing in a hammock.
Sheila Heti – on not keeping secrets.
John Hodgman – on the Slingshot.
John Hodgman – on memory and chaos.
Invisibyl Ninja – on tech-support life.
Andy Jenkins – on a visit from a skater.
Sarah Jones – on being the most popular girl.
Eilis Dolan Klein – on kindergarten.
Jonathan Lethem – on his favorite band.
Joel Lovell – on a fainting spell.
Bill Lychack – on the epiphany business.
Paul Maliszewski – on suing his landlord.
Paul Maliszewski – on finding a place to live.
Paul Maliszewski – on a giant truck.
Paul Maliszewski – on a moving sale.
M. – on life in a psychiatric ward (part one).
M. – on life in a psychiatric ward (part two).
Rick Moody – on birds and memory.
Sam and Zak – on what can be smoked.
Sharon O’Connor – on pregnancy and mortality.
Sharon O’Connor – on her sensitive child.
Heather O’Neill – on a visit from her mother.
Heather O’Neill – on a family outing.
Heather O’Neill – on sixth-grade poetry.
Stephen Osborne – on getting sick, and well.
Stephen Osborne – on stigmata.
Aliza Pollack – on re-entering the cancer zone.
Kevin Patterson – on leprosy.
Kevin Patterson – on the nervous system.
Aliza Pollack – on leaving the cancer zone.
Aliza Pollack – on finishing chemotherapy.
Aliza Pollack – on continuing chemotherapy.
Aliza Pollack – on beginning chemotherapy.
Todd Pruzan – on his new apartment.
Stacey Richter – on shoplifting and funerals.
Mabel Ross – on her fallen son.
Matt Salada – on diabetes and rock ‘n roll.
Scott – on his failing dot-com.
Julie Shapiro – on selling the new Radiohead.
Samantha Shapiro – on getting them back.
Samantha Shapiro – on losing things.
Leanne Shapton – on photography and surprise.
Amy Sohn – on long-distance love.
Tabatha Southey – on an alleged personality flaw.
Todd Strandberg – on the Rapture Index.
Craig Taylor – on moving to London.
Craig Taylor – on an Eminem clone.
Miriam Toews – on studying psychology.
Paul Tough – on the best joke ever.
Paul Tough – on a moment of coincidence.
Sarah Vowell – on casting her ballot.
Sarah Vowell – on The Patriot.
Cheryl Wagner – on her sister’s thirtieth birthday.
Cheryl Wagner – on her idea of Purgatory.
Cheryl Wagner – on being a good neighbor.
Kevin Walters – on coming back to Hattiesburg.
Ethan Watters – on why he gambles.
Michael Welch – on his guilty heart.
Michael Welch – on staying up all night with Al Gore.
Michael Welch – on a bad, bad trip.
Emily White – on mothers and mania.
Chana Williford – on a new adventure.
Chana Williford – on moving in together.
Chana Williford – on meeting Tattoo Guy.
Jessica Willis – on wanting to breed.
Jessica Willis – on going into detox.
Andrew Wilson – on a trip to the DMV.
X. – on a dream come true.
X. – on an unexpected phone call.
X. – on the Athlete of the Year.
X. – on the secret life of 13-year-olds.
X. – on riding the Rotor.
X. – on her son, and his father.
Lauren Zalaznick – on a misdirected email.
Alivia Zivich – on dot-com office chairs.

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