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  • San Antonio, TX is a young thirty-something who has embraced his multi-racial ethnicity, and wondering why his neighbors along the border haven't as well.

    Posted by Donovan Becker on Fri 17 Sep 2010

  • Hartford - the Lost City between Boston & New York

    Posted by phil on Fri 17 Sep 2010

  • Memphis is a forty-five year old woman who is comforted by the belief that her matching shoes and handbag disguise her expanding girth.

    Posted by Stassa on Fri 17 Sep 2010

  • I am sure :-) European cities have featured in #mycityis. Please share some of them with us. The Quarterly is being read over here, some of us have been waiting for just this kind of publication for ages!

    Carry on the good work.

    Posted by Andre Hilhorst on Sat 18 Sep 2010

  • tulsa, oklahoma, is a bored teenager in high school track team with a toyota camry, planning to go to college in the next town.

    Posted by j.e. on Sun 19 Sep 2010

  • Asheville, NC is a vibrant, beautiful older lady with a valuable lesson for everybody she encounters.

    Posted by Tamahome Jenkins on Wed 22 Sep 2010

  • Edinburgh is an over-educated, well-postured and prematurely-greying 40-something male novelist, sitting in an ancient smelly pub telling raunchy stories with tremendous wit, clever prose and half-drunk surliness

    Posted by David Fortin on Wed 22 Sep 2010

  • Durham NC, is a twenty-seven year old post-doc with Crone's Disease.

    Posted by Ishai Buchbinder on Thu 23 Sep 2010

  • Monclova is a middle class man in his thirties contriting his glorious past faded in little more than 3 centuries of change. Immure by the oppression of thousands of drugdealers of the 'z cartel' hoping for the moment that someone will rebel agaisnt so he would follow.

    Posted by Raul E Mtz. C. on Wed 29 Sep 2010

  • Barcelona is a girl in her early 20's discovering pot, drinking in the street, and illegal apartment squatting while having friends from all over the world crashing in said apartment that are also discovering themselves.

    Posted by Miquel on Fri 15 Oct 2010

  • Albuquerque, NM is a honest prostitute in her mid-30's who believes she will someday be able to leave the business and achieve her dreams.

    Posted by Gregory Sandoval on Sat 9 Apr 2011

  • Santa Fe is a well to do cheating wife in her late 40's who entices her husband into believing he is the true focus of her attention.

    Posted by Gregory Sandoval on Sat 9 Apr 2011

  • Vancouver is a beautiful young woman on the cusp of adulthood, struggling to decide if she should take the easy money on offer, or, try to really make something of herself, in her own way and on her own terms.

    Posted by Judy Rudin on Wed 13 Jul 2011

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