Ancient Capital (1694-1695) Spring had come to the Wissahickon and Brother Kelpius was walking high along its banks […]
Category Archive: Fiction
The forecast predicted sun and a high of minus seventeen. In our houses, we pulled on long underwear […]
I would’ve been capable of violence, I know it, I was afraid of it. — Carl Jung Began […]
Black coffee is good. Even better if you also have a banana, because if you eat your banana […]
The story begins the moment the Mother tells the Grandmother that there is going to be a baby: […]
The Circus Animals’ Conscription is a volume of so-called ‘popular history,’ delving into the ecological destruction caused in […]
Franzi reads Roland Barthes It’s 1998. The lecture has just ended and Franzi’s favourite professor asks her to […]
A Calendar Sun low in southwest sinking as I turn head sinking teeth into another crabapple: pale yellow […]
We went to a lot of parties in January. And then again in November. Parties were, we guessed, […]
Jefferson Hughes, Chief Produce Officer, cuts fruit better than any living person, a talent that few outside this […]
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