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Claudia Seers (writer), Amani Nasarudin (graphics)
<p>“Come to dinner,” she’d said.</p>
“Come to dinner,” she’d said. One by one, speech slurs. A fork clatters. A slop signals that it has begun. As clarity claims their eyes, poison claims her guests. She dabs a napkin to her mouth and returns to the meal.
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Jacaranda Liu
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