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Our name derives from the Joycean idea that an epiphany is the moment when “the soul of the commonest object… seems to us radiant.” Like the semicolon in our logo, an epiphany is a pause in time followed by a shift in thinking. Like the semicolon, an epiphany can consist of a confluence between two ideas. Like the semicolon, an epiphany is both a part of language and outside of it.
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( ; ) "Contours" by K. A. Hamilton
"As for my first memory, it was a unicorn."
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( ; ) "Years After I Quit the Water" by Noelani Piters
"Often, a boy and I tread /
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( ; ) "What Happened at the Zoo" by David Driscoll
“The balloon continued to expand until it was big enough for me to crawl inside and curl up like an embryo in a green rubber womb.”
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( ; ) "If You Aren't Explicit, They'll Say You Never Mentioned the War" by Asa Drake
"My newsfeed is all about babies."
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( ; ) "post-coital conversation no. 5" by m.m. gumbin
"Sex is always kind of awkward, right?”
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( ; ) Three Poems By Solange Neema
"My suicide just ran for president."