No Memories of Present
Author’s note: I recently discovered this piece that I had written in 1993, my junior year of high school. It brought back so many…
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Essays on books, the writing life, small-town water, and the strange business of being a person. New notes land on the newsletter first.
Author’s note: I recently discovered this piece that I had written in 1993, my junior year of high school. It brought back so many…
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The child of God lay in her bed, praying. It was early morning, the sun not yet broken over the horizon. The children weren’t…
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I love my little town. Twice a day we have a traffic cop that directs the cars through a busy intersection in the village,…
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I am counting. This morning it’s a waltz. One two three four five six. I hate running, except for the feeling afterward, when it’s…
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It’s 6:15am and it’s raining again. April was full of the promised showers, but today is May 1st, and it’s pouring. I pull on…
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We lived in a little log cabin that my parents built. A barn out back housed a variety of goats, fowl, a pig and…
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