Red Clay Bestiary
Fletcher Moore, Katherine MooreFresh cut words, arranged into pleasing shapes twice monthly.
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The Middle of the Middle
Owing to circumstances which will only ever be understood by me and the Lord, I found myself this past weekend idly watching Midway.1 Not the cartoon version directed by Roland Emmerich; rather, the cartoon version directed by Jack Smight. ...
On Kings
I know for a lot of you the prospect of talking politics right now is like chowing down on a big steaming bowl of maggots and razor blades. I get it: We don’t all ski the double diamond run of grief. But for me to ignore it right now would ...
D-Day
I thought I might try something a little different and keep a diary over the last week of the 2024 U.S. presidential campaign. I started dutifully enough, but rather quickly realized that in the absence of anything substantive to talk about...
It's a Good Life
One of the consequences of having a superhuman capacity for remembering the names and dates of events that occurred before I was born while simultaneously being cursed with a short term memory more akin to a colander or perhaps a wet paper ...
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