The Ballad of Tom Morrow
Tom Morrow robbed bootleggers, but they say he never touched a drop. He’s a legend ’round these parts. Back in those days, they said the bootleggers owned the politicians or …
Tom Morrow robbed bootleggers, but they say he never touched a drop. He’s a legend ’round these parts. Back in those days, they said the bootleggers owned the politicians or …
And for a moment, he wasn’t sure who he saw staring back at him. He stood over the guilded sink, looked in the mirror, clear and smooth as glass. A …
“[What]… Could frame thy fearful symmetry?” (Blake) “Never can my dreams engender the wild beast I long for.” (Borges) So my wife and I agreed to take on a pet …
When her father shot off into heaven in a silver spaceship – to find a new home for humanity among the stars – she was not there. She was not …
The President woke in the White House from a dream that the leaves of one of the large trees in the lawn fell off in the night. In the dream, …
Our bed is warm, dark, and quiet – a womb. Some first rays of violet light peek through the blinds. This is our room in the morning. This is sacred …
And writing is ultimately about making decisions – though she wasn’t entirely sure what a supreme fiction was (Poetry is the supreme fiction madame – Stevens). However, she felt she …
Before the war began, it seemed like it had been coming for ages. But once it started, we soon realized it had always been here, and we couldn’t remember a …
Last year, around the election, the trees caught fire up north in our state. There was a drought and a heatwave, it was 70 degrees in November. Good people stepped …
“…the right dreams for a man in peril were dreams of peril and all else was the call of languor and of death.” I avoid Cormac McCarthy. Not only does …