Hit Me with a Double
I’ve been sitting at McClaren’s bar for a few hours and have had about six
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Dear Coroner: Finding a Woman’s Life in All this Mess (for Nita Pierson, 1919)
They might have called me crazy. They don’t know— my daughter’s hand slippedfrom her father’s, so
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At First, She Thought it was a Hummingbird
At first, she thought it was a hummingbird hovering in front of the fuchsia branch on
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Minaret or Mansion: How Southern Gothic Literature explains Islamic Extremism
In 1970, famed poet and author James Dickey published his magnum opus, Deliverance. He later adapted it
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Absence of Color
Life with vivid colors had slowly vanished after everyone was infected with a virus. Some scientists
Where the Light Doesn’t Reach
Here I am. Alone again. Phillie’s is usually quiet during this hour, and I enjoy the
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Descent
Narrowly dodging someone sleeping dead centre of the footpath, he rounded the corner into Oxford Street
