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Learning to Live With It
Summer 2026 I’m happy I’m retiring after forty years, so why am I thinking of two women dead too soon decades ago, students I liked who seemed to like my…
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Learning to Live With It
Summer 2026 I’m happy I’m retiring after forty years, so why am I thinking of two women dead…
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Bossa Nova
She smokes her cigarette daintily across the room and he stares, enchanted by her sexy light and dim…
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Homecomings
“We’re almost there, Boran,” Anna-Maria said. There had been nothing but silence from the backseat during the drive,…
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The Hardest Words to Say
The blue faux leather of the hospital chair stuck to my leg, one of the downsides of living…
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Midnight Decompression
On the couch at midnight in our family room trying to write a few words in my journal,…
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Sad Dads of the Revolution
They are called by many names, but in the history books, and in the debates over whether they…
Mortality Mediated
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Elvis Resurrection
By the time they pack us up again, I’m ready to move. Five years boxed, standing up in an old warehouse — it’s about time. Hey, how is that to…
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San Antonio Review
Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
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