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| Dreaming Rodin (appeared in the e-zine Outsider Ink)
| | Dreaming Rodin At the onset of her career, inspired by Gauguin’s Tahitian diary, Geneva Underwood had begun a journal which she kept open on a table next to her easel. When she needed to re-think... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 2943 | | Comments: | 0 | | Status: | Public |
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| Thus Sang The Uncouth Swain (appeared in The Paterson Review)
| | Thus Sang The Uncouth Swain Sal mopes at the table and watches steam moisten the wallpaper of his mother’s kitchen. Nora Antonioni Prisco never calls it sauce. It's gravy. Sounding a clunk, she... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 4092 | | Comments: | 3 | | Status: | Public |
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| A Good Saying (appeared in Buffalo ArtVoice)
| | A Good Saying The river escorted a sullen morning. Whitecaps surged and collapsed, hissing as they spread. Wind dimpled the water, stirring aromas of brine, tar and timber rot. Donald Mackie, bovine... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 1689 | | Comments: | 0 | | Status: | Public |
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| Charred Rotater (appeared in Hiss Quarterly)
| | Charred Rotator Back in the day they called him Divot because of the scar notched in his forehead. A big man, he moves head-first down the street as if diving through it. In red leather jacket with... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 2033 | | Comments: | 0 | | Status: | Public |
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| Cajolery (appeared in Verbsap)
| | Cajolery Another Thursday night rehearsal had ended. Cellist Val Harnick, dreading the marathon weekends of rehearsing to come, selected a booth in the lounge, where Marie waited tables alone. Val had... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 3426 | | Comments: | 0 | | Status: | Public |
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| Desire Equals Rain (appeared in Verbsap)
| | Desire Equals Rain Paco said every traveler wants a whore in Amsterdam. Gil didn’t agree, and remarked that nothing was sadder than loss of innocence. Paco just laughed, not caring that Gil hadn’t... | | Short Stories | | Genre: | Fiction | | Updated: | 03-11-07 |
| Words: | 2364 | | Comments: | 0 | | Status: | Public |
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