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a word from the editors:
paraprosdokian (plural paraprosdokians)
Figure of speech in which the latter part of a sentence or phrase is surprising or unexpected; frequently used in a humorous situation. "Where there's a will, I want to be in it" is a paraprosdokian.
origin
from Ancient Greek παρά (para, "against") + προσδοκία (prosodokia, "expectation")
CONTENTS
A Word from the editors
by Kelsey Willis & Selina Wabl
Growing up in Brutalism
by Evie Bentch
Highway
by Kelsey Willis
Shalom
by Dylan Denton
Millennial Pink
by Jack Tufts
Lucky
by Jessica Roy
Testing the Limits of Risograph
by Caroline Garfield
Bigger & Smaller
by Anna Deeg
The 3rd Point
by Clay Hakes
Vertical Human-Moving Devices
by Selina Wabl
Fort Gorges, ME
by Caroline Garfield
Canvas
by Shauna Werner
CREDITS
Editors-in-Chief
Selina Wabl
Kelsey Willis
Printer
