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2025
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Opening Excerpt
From the storyI felt my life flick by at 2x speed. I used to be able to take my time eating the cheese out of a big sandwich or wandering the public library, watching kids peel the cardboard spines off Berenstain Bears books and mutilate them with marker. It wasn’t long ago that I spent hours sulking because I missed Joaquin, that I somehow always ended up at a Pret A Manger in Midtown, staring at more sandwiches—cage-free mayo, mature cheddar. Then I’d check and it would only be Tuesday. Now it was always Saturday again and I always had to go to my job at the vintage glasses store.
Story Vibe & Style Profile
Bittersweet
Deliberate
Clear Realism
Realistic / Mimetic
Appearances
The Paris Review
The Paris Review No. 253 — Fall 2025 · Sep 1, 2025
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