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Jose Pablo Iriarte

Jose Iriarte is a Cuban-American writer and high school math teacher living in EPCOT with his wife Lisa and their two teenage kids. He writes because he can't afford therapy. His fiction has appeared in Strange Horizons, Grantville Gazette, Fireside Fiction, and other venues. Learn more at his website: labrynthrat.com.

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A Song for Looking Back, a Song for Looking Forward

Luis hid from the piano for nearly three weeks after Abuela's funeral. It was easy enough, at first. It was in her bedroom, and nobody had any reason to go in there--least of all him. Without her reminders, neither Mami nor Papi would notice if he didn't practice. But as the…

Heart Stitch

You pieced it together decades ago; so far back that you don't remember not knowing. The way it works is this: you see the pain in people's hearts, the way somebody else might notice a rend in fabric or a run in a pair of stockings. And just like one might repair and reweave…

The Curse of Giants

The curse of giants is to never fit in. At school the other kids try to make me lose control, because they know I'll put on a show for them. They call me Dumbass Danny. They laugh when I lose my breath and can't keep up at phys ed. They kick me when nobody's looking. They don't…

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