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By Jessica Peter From CHM #44 February 2024 Dr. Cecilia Cambruzzi, a top volcanologist of Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics […]
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By Corey FarrenKopf From CHM #44 February 2024 He said the path was hidden in the childrens’ books he illustrated. […]
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by Chelsea Pumpkins and Christopher O’Halloran From CHM #44 February 2024 Across the street, the streetlights quiver over the mow-striped […]
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By Lindz McLeod From CHM #43 January 2024 As usual, we’re forced to retreat into the burrow just before dawn. I linger at the edge of the rough-hewn hole, desperate to see a single glimpse of the first pink finger of the sun slithering over the horizon, but Eilidh tugs me in after her. “Careful ..read more
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By Georgia Riordan From CHM #43 January 2024 You might want to keep your eyes on the road—it’s safest that way. You won’t need to worry about your girlfriend in the passenger seat if you keep your vision straight. Don’t let your eyes drift towards the trees. Don’t switch into the fast lane at ..read more
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By Alex Wolfgang From CHM #43 January 2024 Warm air wafted through the lab’s open window while San Francisco slumbered. Dr. Lee Miller’s two assistants had already gone, citing early morning lectures—not that he expected them to stay this late anyway. But a yearning kept him late into the evening, one he couldn’t put his ..read more
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by Christopher Reed From CHM #43 January 2024 163.3 pounds. I stared at my scale, naked and confused. That couldn’t be right. The scale had to be wrong. At the beginning of the year, I, like so many others desperate for improvement, resolved to lose 10 pounds of holiday weight gain. I’m not in bad ..read more
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by K.M. Carmien From CHM #42 December 2023 The I-80 reels away under me. Eighty in a seventy-five zone and I push it faster, knuckles white on the wheel, trying not to hear the rattle my car makes, heading for the big bruisey-gray wall of thunderheads that hang where the dotted yellow line reaches ..read more
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by Alan Baxter From CHM #42 December 2023 Sitting on the neatly upholstered chair in the tiny office I try not to let my frustration show. “Really, nothing at all?” “Not in town.” The real estate agent’s face is apologetic. “With the flower festival on it’s our busiest time of year.” “There must be something ..read more
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By Rex Burrows From CHM #42 December 2023 I’ll admit that I didn’t notice the infestation until it came fluttering across the living room and landed on my glass. The harbinger of disaster teetered on the rim for a precarious second and then fell into the whiskey below with a faint but audible plop ..read more