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Epiphany Magazine
By Epiphany MagazineArts
Epiphany Magazine episodes
- ( ; ) "Last Words" by Gordon W. Mennenga"I feel like I’m whispering all of this when I should really be shouting.”8 min
- 4 min
- ( ; ) "Tiger on My Roof" by Marguerite Sheffer"Because I was a coward I skipped Dee’s funeral."Read by Russell Spitzer.34 min
- ( ; ) Two Poems by Gauri Awasthi"whisper: may we always find conch shells to hear the sound of our world / as it echoes and echoes."4 min
- ( ; ) "Consider the Diver" by Emily Doyle"The diver and the son have settled into a routine of watching what he calls 'the octopus videos' over breakfast."33 min
- 3 min
- ( ; ) "Monster, Monster" by Jeff Bond (feat. Edmund White)"There was a beautiful man who lived in the same building as me on the same floor . . ."25 min
- 1 min
- ( ; ) "Ashes" by April Lindner"I hadn’t browsedamong the urns of polished wood and giltso she waits in plain black plastic"1 min
- ( ; ) "Haibun of This Heart’s Insides" by Leo Smith"This room wants more. After everything goes dark, a rusted voicereveals its wishes."2 min
About Epiphany Magazine
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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.