American Lit
Andrew BeatonDown river from Oceanport, East of Eatontown, a signal fire burned. We were there then. To us, this polluted river was the Carribean as Cold War raged on.
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All this prattling on about the Crowgram, and not a thing about Telstar children.
The Crowgram begins.
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The Crowgram
So, the hard landing of 1984, for a then 27-year-old in the mushroom program of Cold War R&D contracting, was not near as hard as the 1977 or 1978 version. And thus, I digress to the present moment about a 20-year-old who lost his head on a...
Hard and Soft Landings
I saw them. I saw a large pod of narwhales, just after takeoff from Reykjavík, in 1977. I forgot about that and a lot of things. On the way in, a few weeks earlier, we had blown out some tires upon landing. Guys with weapons stopped me from...
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