The problem, she reckoned, was not her taste. It was everyone else’s lack thereof. They were still hopelessly caught up… Read more The Bursting of the Early Twenties Bubble
Tag: literature
The Falafel Slinger
He wasn’t even Middle Eastern. Though one supposed Malta could be considered more than a vague part of that sect.… Read more The Falafel Slinger
Pisa ’89
He’d never imagined he would spend some of his final full year of being alive in Italy. The birthplace of… Read more Pisa ’89
Mr. Invisible Tries to Pay the Tab
Mr. Invisible had been trying to pay the tab for the past hour. It was his lot in life to… Read more Mr. Invisible Tries to Pay the Tab
The Crest(fallenness) of a Wave
Alone on a beach is where she liked to be best. There was something illicit about it in that the… Read more The Crest(fallenness) of a Wave
A Toe Dipped in Poole
Like everything else, Poole was a once great epicenter for middle of the road folk to relax–in addition to being… Read more A Toe Dipped in Poole
Reginald’s Blow Job From God(win)
For most, the notion of burial is surprisingly sentimental. One would be shocked at just how sentimental considering the majority… Read more Reginald’s Blow Job From God(win)
I’m Alone, You’re Alone/I’m OK, You’re Not OK
Cagnes-sur-Mer. It wasn’t necessarily at the top of the list of French Riviera towns compared to, say, Nice, Antibes or… Read more I’m Alone, You’re Alone/I’m OK, You’re Not OK
Etch a Postcard: “How Dearly I Wish I Was Not Here”
Like a scene out of Lynch with its wholesome aura giving way to a more sinister subtext, a man sings… Read more Etch a Postcard: “How Dearly I Wish I Was Not Here”
The Denial of Rembrandt’s Credit Card
Rembrandt went broke too, you know. Maybe that’s the mark of a real artist. For even though he tried his… Read more The Denial of Rembrandt’s Credit Card
Literary Bitch 