The Last American
I am the last American, all my drink umbrellas made in Singapore. My factory in China has a view of a battleship and the brown sea and the bleeding sun …
I am the last American, all my drink umbrellas made in Singapore. My factory in China has a view of a battleship and the brown sea and the bleeding sun …
The fiction writer has started identifying with terrorists. She is waging a war on the Internet, though she knows she’s lost. Still, she posts snippets of poetry like antistate propaganda, …
The land of milk-honey, honey and milk, and MLK’s dream, and that stoned amnesiac feeling, looking up at the clouds, that everything has happened, already, a few minutes ago. This …
The President is going to build a wall. It’s going to be a big wall. A big, beautiful wall. Before I built a wall, the Secretary of State said, I’d …
There was Cornelia Avenue and Allison Road. There was the exotic wrong turn down Rita Court, the girls in flamenco dresses dancing in the street out front of the all-night bodega. When …
It was melting in New York. Or we were, rather. We were a few blocks from the park, the sky an ultraviolet haze. Summer. Strangers were everywhere with secret lives, …
I went out early, took my gun. I put on my fatigues, my helmet, my combat boots, slung a camouflage pack on my back, and walked outside. I lifted the …
The phrase “arc of the moral universe” as quoted by Dr. King implies a larger order to the world than a human being is capable of fully recognizing. To further …
Tuesday is the worst day of the week. Everyone has their head down at the copier, no one remembers who they haven’t said hello to, so maybe we don’t say …
And on the third day, he rose from the head, where he had been puking his guts out after an Irish whiskey binge, resurrected. He had seven missed calls, …