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My puppy lies barely breathing. Rotting flesh hangs from his skull. He whimpers, eyes begging. I’m crying so hard I can barely see.
It’s the nightmare that’s stolen my sleep for weeks.
But this time, I’m a...
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Recently, we had to get security cameras. Long story. But that’s not what this is about.
It’s about the cameras.
I’m an old broad, but I’m proud to say I did pretty good setting them up—for an old broad...
Beach lighthouse still water
That’s strange. I hear the roar of waves, but Lake Michigan is calm as glass.
I Google it. A dangerous phenomenon—many drownings attributed to it.
My neighbor calls to me, but I can’t hear her above the roar....
When my husband died and then my child, the part of me that manufactured love dried up.
It was the same for him, or so he said, at the grief support group and on long walks down narrow paths through decaying foliage. I felt comfortable wit...
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I come from homely people. Not average. Not plain as a mud fence. Unmistakenly homely. According to Mom, it’s our curse.
Grandmother Carpenter says Mom loves nothing more than a pity party.
“Besides,”...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write contemporary fiction with working-class realism, character driven, messy and edgy like life often is. There’s no perfect people. There’s not always a happy ending. Same as life.
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