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Fiction -- Illiteracy

A holiday tale ...

Fiction -- Apples

"...He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me, he loves me not. Damn."

Eva dropped the stem to the floor and put the apple back in the fruit bin. This was apple number thirty-four of the morning ...

The Greatest Superhero in the World

Consider this story, and how innocently it starts: I was waiting to order a beef-and-cheese sandwich. That’s all. And the two morons in front of me were screwing that up ...

This Little Mousie

Grant heard the noise on the second night in the rental house. The first night, he’d been too exhausted from the move, from thinking about what had once been his marriage, and from the beer Peter had declined after helping him with the big furniture, and he’d slept like a dead man ...
Down below we could see the city, the long red bridge, the tall grey buildings, the sparkling blue-green water, the crescent shaped bay with silver ships pulling in looking for anchorage. It was very early and very windy and we were up in the hills above the heavily populated city looking for strange tracks, fresh spore, or recent tailings ...

Langley's Painting

Langley, they say, is missing and presumed dead, the victim of foul play. I have no compelling reason to dispute that; the facts appear to speak for themselves. The trashing of his apartment living room, the vandalistic destruction, the bloody smears on the wrecked sofa and similar splashes on the walls and floor, seem to tell the tale ...

Night Shift on the Support Line

Support.

Yes, you’re through to support. What’s the problem?

Doesn’t work? Are you sure you’re pronouncing the words correctly?

Well, read the spell to me now ...

A Sea Change

Jerusha set aside her sewing for the moment. Another quilt, perhaps destined for the gift shops of Cedar Key, and eventually the home of a passing tourist or the beach house of a wealthy Yankee. She glanced at the interplay of blues and greens and grays, the careful stitching and the intricate border pattern called “Storm at Sea,” the one she favored for her quilts ...
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