Maybe it did,
Leigh Herrick
your death, take these things and having it done now, saying finished, over, transitioned, free, is only false hiatus of real time out-of-focus except for the journey babe, the journey being this train now, train like thoughts of regret that is mere in memory except for moments like this as car after car
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Now that so much had happened and, more recently, for over five years, but equally significantly, or so it had seemed to her at the time, so much had not happened because they, she and he,
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Falling down the stairs, he thinks: I’m falling down the stairs. He’ll get where he was headed, and faster than anticipated—that’s putting a positive spin on the situation. However, he won’t be able to get his hands
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Atticus Books has politely and perhaps reasonably requested that all reviews of The Shimmering Go-Between avoid spoilers. The trouble with this request is that the content of Lee Klein’s debut novel is so bizarre
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Here’s the thing: you forgot to lock the doors last night. All of the doors must be locked, every night. The usual ones—front door, garage door, sliding glass door in the kitchen—but also the unusual ones.
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No one knows this dog. The last newcomer asks the new newcomer the question they were asked when they passed in the hall: Do you know this dog? Coming in or going out the answer is no.
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Reviewed by Michelle Newby Backswing, Aaron Burch Queen’s Ferry
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Time Warner Cable Guy: Thank you for calling Time Warner Cable Technical Support, my name is Ralph, how can I help you?
Me: I’m trying to figure out why I can’t get the HD broadcast of the basketball game.
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Jimmy Carter was on my trail. He wanted me dead. I wish I hadn’t told that joke about squirrels wanting his nuts. I should have listened to my sister. Now I was hiding out in an abandoned boxcar.
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