I might have let timidity be my guide had Hannie not started in with her Saturday sojourns. She just started disappearing. I would be in the backyard mowing the lawn or moving boxes into the attic. I would return to the kitchen for something or to make lunch and she would be gone.… more
Tag Archives: Wives
The Moon’s Face, Darkened
FICTION by Kevin Wilson“I understood that the real reason was she was going to sleep with some outdoorsy type… more
What Our Fathers Knew
FICTION by Alan Stewart Carl“We think about our wives, our children, think about our fathers: they would have known how to make a loser laugh, how to get a winner to pay.… more
BULLshot: Eric Freeze
GENRE NON-BINARY by Pete WitteThe author of this week’s “The Invisible Invisible Man” on the joys and frustrations of soldering copper pipe… more
BULLshot: Christopher Mohar
GENRE NON-BINARY by Pete WitteThe author of “Into the Taglamig” on infidelity and the story’s deeper meanings… more
The Things I Should’ve or Didn’t or Couldn’t Say
FICTION by JA Tyler“I should have told you that when I saw a baby the other day, this little yawning thing of pink and white, I thought a long time about smiling and having another one… more
