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Something To Bury

George Kalantzis
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Essays. Fiction. Words as survival. This is where you choose.

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People Leave You In The Forties

People leave you in your forties. You expect that. Nobody mentions the dog.

She gets up when I pick up my guitar. Every morning, instead of writing, I try to play the acoustic Fender. My girlfriend bought it for me in May. She still hasn’t...

6 days ago
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A Bee

Everyone told me not to buy a motorcycle because they’ll kill you.

Everyone told me not to buy a motorcycle because they’ll kill you. One bad turn. A distracted driver. A patch of sand or a pothole.

17 days ago
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How I Beat The Machine

I’m learning so many ways to live. There’s how I am with my ten-year old daughter, who reminds me how little time I have left and how special she is. There’s how I treat myself as a man. For decades, I didn’t know how to be kind to myself,...

24 days ago
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Loon Calls

The rocking chair is old but still works. Sara’s grandfather built it the summer he came back from Nam. This entire log cabin was built from his hands too. A hummingbird works the feeder outside the window. Its heart can beat twelve hundred...

a month ago
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I Once Watched a Writer

I once watched a writer snort a line off a gym bag in the parking lot then walk in and charge a woman $175 to talk about her body for an hour. I once watched the same writer on a mountain at 5,800 feet, wind doing 35, not another soul aroun...

a month ago
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    Marine. Dad. BJJ white belt getting submitted regularly. Founded Rejects. A lit mag that doesn't charge. Dropped the MFA. Pitching a novel. Writing is proof.

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