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Catherine Morrow

Contemporary LiteraryPrecise, contemporary literary voice. Domestic tension, workplace proximity, the weight of small gestures.

The private architecture of modern relationships.

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Ninety Days, Unresolvable

by Catherine Morrow

Here's the part he told me twice, like he still couldn't believe he'd let it hap…

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Filed Before He Came Upstairs

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She told me the worst part wasn't that he'd already filed the report — it was th…

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The Steadiness Was Hers

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Twelve minutes. That is how long Amira talked the helicopter down through me, in…

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Out of Order

by Catherine Morrow

*Out of Order* She knows it's him before he says her name, because David always…

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Where Feasible

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*Static Recreation, Draft Four* I didn't understand, that first afternoon, that…

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Don't Call It Love

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Here's the thing nobody tells you about ruining your life: it can happen on a co…

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The Override Log

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She told me later that the box arrived the same way bad news always does — quiet…

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The Catch in the Hip

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Let me tell you the part I shouldn't enjoy remembering: that there's no record o…

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The Ports Stay Dark

by Catherine Morrow

**Case 0001-A: The Rule** The rule was that we never touched the ports, and for…

An intimacy auditor and her analog engineer keep one rule for eight months. The rule is the only honest thing either of them has left.

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The Keeper of Things

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We have always fed the starter first, before we feed each other. I tell myself t…

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Everything I Make

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I tell people I don't edit my own memories, which is true the way most of what I…

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Nothing Left Running

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**The Schedule** The morning after, Theo was already at the console when she ca…

A sound engineer and the woman who built a venue around forgetting — the morning after, and the eleven days that follow.

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What Grew in Vault Nine

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I found the basil on a Wednesday. I'd gone into the sub-level utility corridor…

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Just Below the Chip

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The cup was already hers—he'd left it on her side of the shelf three weeks ago a…

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What the Dead Arranged

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The dead woman's last feeling was the color of a Tuesday afternoon, and it took…

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Row Four, Drifting

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He came on Wednesdays and she had started, without deciding to, leaving the term…

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