The Proud Boomer Dispatch
John HarrisEssays, fiction, and opinions about getting older without getting boring. Navy vet. Three books published, a fourth on the way. Writing the stuff most people only think at 2 a.m.
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The Hell We Built
I was seven when somebody first described Hell to me.
It was CCD, a folding metal chair, a DeLand afternoon hot enough to fog the windows. The woman teaching us was kind in every other way. But when she got to Hell she leaned in, and the r...
The Levee
The water has to stay cold, that is the first thing. Not freezing. Cold the way a spring is cold, the way the ground keeps it down here in the dark under the limestone, fifty-some degrees and never moving much. If it warms, they get restles...
Still Water
Margaret noticed it first in the way he held his fork.
They had been married forty-one years, and in that time she had cataloged every habit, every tic, every private rhythm of the man. She knew he scratched his left ear before he said som...
The Column
Denny Pruitt had been pulling line for Georgia Power since 1987, and in all that time he had learned two things about the backcountry between Vidalia and Uvalda: the roads were strange, and the trees always remember.
He was not a superstit...
The Processing Floor
The smell reached Danny Pruett three hundred yards before the building did.
Not the clean copper of fresh blood, which was the lie they told you in the first week. The real smell was older than that. It was what happened after blood dried...
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I lost 82 pounds, finished triathlons, and still got it wrong plenty. Now I write about health and aging without the mythology. Also: Florida stories. Come for both.
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