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The Lady In The Red Brimmed Hat, Anna Sisler-Latta
The Lady In The Red Brimmed Hat, Anna Sisler-Latta
The Tuxedo Archives
There is a place where the road rises up just before descending into the hollow of Olema. Looking right, one can see the sheen of Tomales Bay sliding all the way north. The sad half light of the November afternoon gives the hills and fields a muted sepia tone like a photograph you might find in your grandmother’s attic.
Why Everything Is A Whole Lot Of Nothing Worth Losing Or Getting Back, David Kinzer
Why Everything Is A Whole Lot Of Nothing Worth Losing Or Getting Back, David Kinzer
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
In these three stories, David Kinzer answers the collection’s title with the precision of the hard sciences. In “The Humanist,” the strained relationship between a father and son becomes even more complicated when the son marries. In “Château Royale,” a young woman moves into a new home with a dark history. The final piece, “Starting After Midnight,” follows two young people in the aftermath of a one-night stand. All of everything is inside: Gatling guns and The Birth of Tragedy, Anne Rice and Taco Bell, kit foxes and sex tips. The answer is waiting. All you need to do is …