The Dream
March 16, 2018[…] the women as they turned to look at him. He looked down at himself and saw that, over his suit, he had pulled a sleeveless party dress of flamboyant orange silk. The skirt flared […]
[…] the women as they turned to look at him. He looked down at himself and saw that, over his suit, he had pulled a sleeveless party dress of flamboyant orange silk. The skirt flared […]
[…] on one another, which they were until their fourteenth year, when they underwent a physiological change. Almost overnight they took up the use of the bad language they had heard their older brothers and […]
Six cars pulled through the intersection, one after the other over the course of an hour, but none of them was hers. Barefoot, Bart waited on the slat bench outside his front door, picking […]
[…] quiet while everyone kneels down.Β My dad gives the prayer himself. He asks Heavenly Father to watch over my sister at college in Price, Utah, and says thank you for the food and the […]
[…] doing whatβs right, but he was countered by the logic of refusing to support a corrupt g overnment that funded such abominations as abortion clinics, deviant artists, and welfare moms.Β My father then quoted […]
[…] meaningfully at Malcolm. Uinta Grocery and Sport was still open . . . if anyone needed to buy a particular something. And maybe some ammo.Β After his wife slumped snoring against his shoulder, Jake […]
[…] night. The clouds gather across the broken plateau and race to our bedroom window as I brood over banks of monitors, shoulders hunched and wrapped in a blanket. A trio of alerts begin flashing. […]
[…] met somewhere in between. My greatest personal victory was publishing a top-secret map as the front c over of Yank magazine, in color. But more typical was the fate of a delightful human interest […]
[…] a Roman Catholic on the Democratic ticket. Because of the fact that President McKay not only presides over the Mormon Church, but is also considered by faithful Mormons to be a βprophet, seer, and […]
[…] several times and put all our odds and ends on the table where we could pick them over for our mutual amusement, down to the last snarl of twine and thought. Somewhere in the […]