LE HARENG ROUGE The elements were leading him a merry dance. The wind, in particular, was winding him […]
Category Archive: Fiction
The mother of Ajax Breedlove regretted her call to the police just as the receiver picked up, but […]
Ina had visited Babette in a variety of structures, ranging from a gabled Victorian in the woods to […]
☼☼☼ When she came to at last, having dreamt of riding in a forest full of gymnasium equipment […]
Inside a box a man inside a box. A man inside a box, a box inside a man, […]
{Translator’s Preface} What follows is a translation of a manuscript found among my father’s papers. The translation is […]
Our woman suffers from a certain snobbery. Of the educated. It needs to be made clear that this […]
The mascot’s head is coming off today. That’s what they say, in notices posted to every pole in […]
Ancient Capital (1694-1695) Spring had come to the Wissahickon and Brother Kelpius was walking high along its banks […]
The forecast predicted sun and a high of minus seventeen. In our houses, we pulled on long underwear […]
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