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Lisa Gordon

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Boston’s only Black hospital was founded in 1908 — in the South End apartment building where I lived

Boston’s only Black hospital was founded in 1908 — in the South End apartment building where I lived

WBUR | essay

By Free, I Meant Silent

By Free, I Meant Silent

ANMLY | story

Nesting

Paper Darts | story

But For Now, This

But For Now, This

Hypertext | story

Habits

Storychord | story

The Boston Doctor

The Boston Doctor

Copperfield Review | story

Just Who Is Bob Buckter?

Just Who Is Bob Buckter?

The Bold Italic | article

Mr. Cosby Made Me Do It

Mr. Cosby Made Me Do It

Litro | story

The Girl Who Always Wore Red

The Girl Who Always Wore Red

Five:2:One | story

Just Wait

Shirley Magazine | story

Barbados

Sidereal Magazine | essay

What We Get Wrong When We Talk About

What We Get Wrong When We Talk About

The Establishment | essay

Being A Twin Has Kept Me Single

Being A Twin Has Kept Me Single

The Establishment | essay

Country House

Brilliant Flash Fiction | story

One Less Lonely Girl

One Less Lonely Girl

Requited | story

That Girl You Know

That Girl You Know

Eleven Eleven | story

Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve

The Rumpus | essay

Specimen

Specimen

BelleSF | story

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