Dangling Shoes
Some Americans like to tie a pair of shoes together and toss them at a power line.
James A. Reeves
The Corners of the Ceiling
“Science shouldn’t explain everything,” she told me.
Folk Religion
Maybe you’ve heard the soliloquies of sunburnt men who mutter at the traffic.
And Thank God, Soon We’ll Be Making More Night
A heat dome has settled over the Middle West, the moon was extra bright last night, and I saw a rainbow in the parking lot yesterday.
The Weather Lady Looked a Little Freaked Out
Clichés Are Learned the Hard Way
Acid Camp
"Only in a rerun."
More Americans are Unraveling Behind the Wheel
The sun went down at 8:49pm, the moon is in its last quarter, and tonight I'm wondering if the health of a society can be pegged to the nerves of its motorists.
Like trying to retrofit an 8-track player.
Tiny Figures Among the Stones
A floppy-eared dog gnawed a bone while a clown smiled above the bed.
I Put a Lot of Faith in Office Products to Solve My Existential Problems
My map is upside down, inscrutable, and probably for a different planet.