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Winter 2013 - Fiction |
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Like my grandmother said, “You never know what a day will bring.” That’s the gospel truth. This morning I woke at five, a good half hour before normal, head full of naughtiness even though I’d...
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All through the opening round, Alex paced through the motions mindlessly—reciting to Teddy the depths, widths, and slopes of greens, approximating wind directions and speeds, cleaning grooves with shards of broken tees, drying grips, raking bunkers, ...
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George sits across from me, leaning forward, his plate on the wrought iron table outside Cantina Burgues still holding...
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Mornings Dr. Wyatt stands barefoot in his kitchen, watching the sun rise over his vineyard. The grape vines stretch, row upon row...
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Marion de Booy Wentzien
Choke
Choke was hauling melons from Nogales when he saw...
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