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As seen in: Nature, The Rumpus, Strange Horizons Magazine, Apex Magazine, The Offing, Psychopomp, Cast of Wonders, PodCastle
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By Avra Margariti
| Apex Magazine
Tags: apex magazine short fiction issue 147 their wings as powdery as bones avra margariti We drive iron nails through my sister’s feet and into the dusty floorboards below to keep her from flying away. She cries and rages, but one wrong move—a single fall—and her knobby knees will snap in half like saplings in a storm. I am tasked with caring for her in the aftermath. Sitting her down on a low stool. Wiping her tears and telling her it’s for her own good. My twin spits into my eye.
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The Ache of Hollow Places

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By Avra Margariti, Dan Hartland, Elisha Oluyemi, Max Besora
| Strange Horizons Magazine
“There’s a part in the movie where you can see right through the acting, where you can tell that I’m about to burst into tears, right before I burst into tears.” —Richard Siken, “Dirty Valentine” Valentini doesn’t flinch when the purple-bellied storm shakes the house, heedless of the film being shot within its derelict husk. Scene fifteen, take three. The Hollow Places crew rushes to stop the windows’ skeletal rattling before the atmospheric pressure breaks into a deluge.
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She’s Lost Control (Again): The Sad/Bad Female Novel Protagonist

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By Avra Margariti
| Psychopomp
Feminine rage is all the rage! At least according to the countless Goodreads shelves and reading lists that illuminate this publishing phenomenon. Woman serial killers, egomaniac anti-heroines with internal monologues and ethics à la Hannibal Lecter, Dexter, or Norman Bates, girl meets boy/girl chases boy/girl hurts boy narratives in a reversal of the familiar gender roles.
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