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Walks around the World
EVERY WALK– whether urban or rural, real or imagined — features the movement of one or more persons on foot through a particular place and some manner of dialogue that unfolds Continue reading
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Kidding Season
Charlie was headed to the Gulf. Since the hurricane, he had heard, the jobs were there for the taking. The kid who pumped gas at the Shell back in Red Bank Continue reading
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He Sets Me in the Stream
THE OLD STORYTELLERS OF INDIA, according to my brother Peter, said that when you reached the end of even the longest story you should still be able to remember all the Continue reading
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Spoon Mountain or Bust
OKAY. LET’S GO. Carpe diem. My twenty-minute R & R after the easy ninety-minute hike from the wilderness parking lot to Gallegos Lake at eleven thousand feet was over, Rover. It Continue reading
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Whitefoot
Her name was Peromyscus leucopus, but she did not know it. I think it had been a long time since the mice around Port William spoke English, let alone Latin. Her Continue reading