Hey, remember that one time when someone liked my story?http://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/leona-never-happened"The odds of one person's lineage surviving the entire history of the species are basically immeasurable. The number is larger than the universe itself. The odds of that lineage surviving and creating the exact egg and sperm combinations to create each precise person to then create … Continue reading Leona Never Happened
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Your Book
Garlic peel falls on the book you loaned me. I think of it as your book though you neither wrote it nor are you likely to get it back. My hands are wet. The more fragile papery peelings stick to me until I'm gloved in garlic skin and then everything falls to you. It's open to the … Continue reading Your Book
Storytelling
My husband left after he heard the story and moved back in with his mother. It was my fault and I don't blame him either. I could have told the story better than I did. --Leslie Marmon Silko From Storyteller, Arcade Publishing, 1981
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[This story was featured in So Say We All's May Story Showcase: America's F*&$% City] I don’t remember the exact day I lost my virginity. I didn’t write it in a diary. But I do remember a few specifics: November, 1995. 9pm-ish. Make/Model/Color: Ford Escort Station Wagon, Champagne Beige. Thirty seconds, give or take. Awkwardly. Nick … Continue reading Parking
JULIA DIXON EVANS 