
Short fiction about the relationship between a scrap picker and his son, addiction, recovery, and growing up blue collar.
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Being a practicing alcoholic takes you to some perverse and ironic places. For example, a meeting of the American Geriatrics Society. Let me explain.
Some years ago, I attended this major national medical conference in Washington, D.C. I w...
He decided to hit the open mic at the Ha Ha Hut in Brooklyn, which packs the house on Christmas night. People come to laugh away the memory of being trapped in a room with their families all day. It made the drive from Jersey out to his bro...
You ask me, why does he do it, why does he get angry at so many things, what did I do to make him angry, and I say, no, no, no, don’t you see, he is not angry at you, not at what you did, what you said, how you said it, your tone, brevity,...
Here is the result of my collaboration with Claude regarding writers collaborating with Claude. NOTE: This article is 100% AI-assisted, except for the smart-ass tone, which is human-made. — Junkman
Prompt: This writer tries to make a case...
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I teach English as a second language and write short fiction. I started my life as a blue-collar boy in Nassau County, Long Island, and my "junk man" stories draw on that experience.
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