Published: Sep 26, 2020
Caro-Kann
featuring: Daniel Wilmar
Daniel sat at the board waiting for his opponent. It was the final game of the day and he was playing black. His record would say he was better with the white ...
Published: Sep 26, 2020
Daniel sat at the board waiting for his opponent. It was the final game of the day and he was playing black. His record would say he was better with the white ...
Published: Sep 25, 2020
When she was younger, she stayed out all hours with Gretchen. They were best of friends for nearly their entire lives because they grew up in a couple of two flats next ...
Published: Sep 24, 2020
Robert was not sure how he should fill the time now that he was retired. Retired? Was that him now? He did not like the sound of that. He began filling his ...
Published: Sep 23, 2020
It had been named Smith Jewelry Company and Robert liked it that way, but he was nearly out of money. The sign being installed read Chicago Jewelry Row and it felt like ...
Published: Sep 22, 2020
He sat on a bench near a busy intersection, across from the park. The sun bathed his skin as he read the newspaper. His pants did not reach his shined black leather ...
Published: Sep 19, 2020
They lived in a strange house, covered in vines, made of stone, perched near the edge of a small cliff, overlooking the Mississippi River. When it rained, Kean feared the cliff would ...
Published: Sep 18, 2020
"Kean, you're pompous." He was brushing his hair while sitting on the couch watching the evening news from January 27. "Why are you watching that? It's old news, what, seven or eight ...
Published: Sep 17, 2020
"It's reh-pell not rip-pull," he said. "A common mistake." "Sorry." She smiled softly. "Happens all the time," he continued. "Actually makes me wonder why no one just asks how you say a ...
Published: Sep 14, 2020
Robin was nearly forty now, and a line had started to emerge at the corner of her mouth. One that would not go away. She was tired. She was sick of the ...
Published: Sep 13, 2020
Cicadas buzzed, their grinding screech flooding the evening, as the sun went down. The inflammation of sound would fade soon after the light. Robin sat on the balcony, next to a trim ...