
Expatriation
I rent a car to explore what is—according to several glossy magazines—one of the world’s finest retirement havens. The flowers Continue reading
I rent a car to explore what is—according to several glossy magazines—one of the world’s finest retirement havens. The flowers Continue reading
Big inheritance. Mother still alive. Plotting. Joe Govan is a scientist based in Dublin. He is the Continue reading
Keep your eyes soft and your will strong. Find the holes in crowds, talk loud and rejoice in bridges, Continue reading
Coltrane screams from the turntable. She’s not drunk yet but headed there. She opens her arms to you, vodka bottle Continue reading
“This is your past calling.” Even after twenty years away from Chicago, I recognized her voice. We had lived together Continue reading
I first saw him on his porch. “My name’s Bill Flynn. I just rented the house next door.” He smiled. Continue reading
We grew up in the same house six years apart. In many respects he grew up with different parents. He Continue reading
I interviewed the general. “The war has become horrendous,” he said. “The Syrian government has begun using sarin, a gas Continue reading
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