A new tune
Cass liked her life just fine.
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Cass liked her life just fine.
The divorce papers came back in March, stamped and final, and I did what I always did.
The tray comes at me fast and I do the sideways shuffle I've been doing for twenty years.
I am thirty-four years old and I sell houses for a living, and right now I am sitting in my Corolla in a strip mall parking lot, sweating…
The storm came in around six, and by seven the lights in the building were doing that thing lights do before they die, a flicker, a buzz…
The open house was going the way open houses go when the house is ugly.
I drove up the gravel road to the cave at six, already composing the speech I was going to give my aunt.
The flight to Vienna got cancelled at two in the afternoon, and the board flipped Christine's whole trip home into a mess of gray letters.
Pam had counted the petals of a white rose a hundred and twelve times in her life, and she could not tell you why, only that her fingers…
I bought the Snowbird Inn at thirty-eight, a year before my divorce finished eating itself, and I have been apologizing to it ever since.
I've planned forty-one weddings in my life, and I can tell you the exact moment this one stopped being just another job.
The Neon Note at half past midnight is a whole different animal than the Neon Note at ten.
Helene, a Black farmer's daughter from Georgia who now ran her own few acres up the valley, parked her truck behind The Hive at seven on a…
I climbed the last flight of stairs to the roof around 10 on a Thursday night in August, and I want it noted that I almost turned around…
Laura had never stolen anything in her life, unless you counted the keys currently burning a hole in her jacket pocket.
Elisabeth found the sandwich at the bottom of the lunch pail, still wrapped in foil, still cold.
The bus dropped me off on the main street of town at four in the afternoon on a Tuesday, and I stood there with my two bags and my laptop…
Wade Caulfield took the last exit before the town of Tropic and drove up the switchbacks with the windows down.
I'd been up since six that morning messing with the cover art, so by the time I parked my Corolla outside The Beehive I'd already had two…
Okay, so here's how my Thursday was supposed to go.