We would have thanked you for your service, and made an attempt to smuggle contraband to you in whatever facility you ended up in.
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We would have thanked you for your service, and made an attempt to smuggle contraband to you in whatever facility you ended up in.
Combined with a hint of the smarter of the dumb brothers on that Newhart show the same actor played.
I’ve had a few in there over the years but nothing recent. I always ponder their themes though….
Just got my copy and read your little one. Very good!
Looking forward to reading this. I spent most of the summer of 1990 working on a safety program for a petrochemical plant in Baytown. Was surprised at the amount of woods in parts of Houston and wonder what remains,
I started at Bard in '74, the year before he got there. From the beginning the catchphrase "Leon Is a Wanker" had prominence, including graffito on numerous flat surfaces. Has always had staying power, and seems timely.
Reading this now, very good, “No Wrong Way to Grieve” my favorite so far. Cheers!
Here's my story in Issue #42 of the excellent journal The Airgonaut. Pleased to be a part of it.
heairgonautblog.wordpress.com/2026/02/03/daddy-larry-bear-has-left-the-building/
He was really good that year, but greatest rookie big league season ever was Jackie Robinson.
Thanks for being out there. Good luck to you all.
Photo of book being described
"He...wakened almost daily to the fear that time was a dry wind brushing away his youth and his strength, and slept through as many nightmares there were nights to dream." Somehow never knew about Don Carpenter's Hard Rain Falling until chancing upon a post by @frank212.bsky.social Thanks!
One Story, Gemini, Summerset Review, Twelve Winters, Beloit Fiction Journal, Story Quarterly… you can search by word count on Chill Subs. Also can filter by what is open for subs.
I’ve got a couple that length, not a huge market. Good luck to yer friend….
Good one, Frank.
Similar vibe with the father daughter thing, but Mr. Inbetween would get that smile/snarl and the ruckus would begin. He would have broken Mr. Lowdown in half.
Nah…just like to see the envelope get a nudge every now and then.
Hope there’s at least one scene alluding to the effervescence of B.O.
Or donate to local library book sale.
“Caught in a blink” that lasts thirty seconds or more each time. Whatever happened to the old “just resting my eyes” bullshit every old man used to use?
Federal immigration agents in camo chase landscapers, students, and day laborers through U.S. cities in a deportation campaign, treating neighborhoods like war zones.
Ashley Gilbertson for @hammerandhope.bsky.social documents the courage of communities who resist.
Don't forget the "shrugs."
Thanks for the tip!
A swarm of drones coming from where? A Venezuelan tanker off the coast of Cape Cod?
Superstar level.
My micro fiction "Wisdom Out," is up on the new(ish) site Hawkeye. A 250-worder featuring humor, heartache and family dynamics. Check it out: hawkeyemag.com/stories/wisd...
Riveting presence, and not only when acting in a scene with a duck. Sorry to hear this.
Many thanks to Cindy Rosmus for taking on my flash piece "White Goods" in Yellow Mama #113:
blackpetalsks.tripod.com/yellowmama/id3
Could at least two of these reporting witnesses tag team him at least one time?
Would call this wishful thinking, if thinking was in any way involved.
