She had to do it. Inject herself with heroin, that is. It was, in essence, her entire life now. Especially… Read more Leaving a Burned Down Building in Betsey Johnson
Category: Short Story
Before Borrowing Money From A Friend, Decide Which You Need Most
“I don’t understand, why don’t your parents just give you money?” Opening a kitchen drawer to take out a coffee… Read more Before Borrowing Money From A Friend, Decide Which You Need Most
The Writer Who Hated Descriptions
It was strange, she had to admit. To find herself in a profession that prided itself (or at least pretended… Read more The Writer Who Hated Descriptions
Cedars-Sinai Valet Parking
Of course she might have known she would one day end up taking him to the mental institution. “Driving men… Read more Cedars-Sinai Valet Parking
La Pagode
François-Émile Morin was not accustomed to needing to woo anyone. His business prowess and correlating bank account spoke for itself.… Read more La Pagode
Pierre
I met him, like everyone else, on the street. He was drinking from a can, some alcohol brand that was… Read more Pierre
Evidence of a Cold, Hard Crime
He saw them, pretty “little” girls that they were from his perch in the principal’s office. He had come back… Read more Evidence of a Cold, Hard Crime
Civil War II
The forces of good and evil, right and wrong, moral and amoral (perhaps worse than bearing the prefix im-) are… Read more Civil War II
Symbiosis Apotheosis
“Darling, you’re at an age when you should be assessing what you want out of a friendship. For most people,… Read more Symbiosis Apotheosis
Kennedy’s Hologram For President
Let’s face it, even if John F. Kennedy was a philandering cad who was also loosely in bed with the… Read more Kennedy’s Hologram For President
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