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Aaron Burch

Ann Arbor
As seen in: Short Story, Long Newsletters, Newsweek, Substack, McSweeney's, The Smart Set Magazine, The Creative Independent, PANK Magazine, Vol1 Brooklyn, Joyland Magazine, AwkwardSD
Author: A KIND OF IN-BETWEEN; YEAR OF THE BUFFALO; STEPHEN KING'S THE BODY; BACKSWING Editor: HAD; WAS (Words & Sports); Short Story, Long (on Substack)
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No Longer There, Revisited

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By Aaron Burch
| neocities.org
by Aaron Burch Like most days—like almost every day, save the occasional morning when, because you had a drink or three too many or because you went on an extra long run or because you did a few hours of yardwork in hotter-than-normal heat or because of any number of other factors that sometimes make you tired enough to sleep in—you wake up an hour or so before your girlfriend, give or take, and you’re quiet getting up out of bed and quiet tiptoeing out of the room and quiet moving your way...
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"Your Life in Parties" by Amber Sparks

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By Aaron Burch
| Short Story, Long Newsletters
I’ve been an Amber Sparks fan forever, and this one jumped out as an immediate new fave. When I first read this one as a submission, I got to the end and immediately went back to the beginning and and read it all over again. It’s hypnotic, and a little sneaky, and just such a joy to read.
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Moves by Aaron Burch — Terrazzo Editions

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By Aaron Burch
| terrazzoeditions.com
Karaoke? Pilot asks. Could be fun, I say. We’re walking through downtown, a little unsure what to do with ourselves. We’re used to baseball starting at 7, not this weird 6 p.m. Mountain time. Used to games lasting three hours, used to them not getting out until well after dark, used to a commute back home. Used to a baseball game being a whole night. Used to things always being the way they’d been when we were little.
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