Church Camp, Summer 1977
Three boys on the upper bunks spend an afternoon looking for dirty stuff in the Bible, find the newer versions […]
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Egging a House
There was the clomp sound when the yolk splattered on a slat of vinyl-siding or the slight reverb after a
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Skinned
My uncle is skinning peaches for cobbler because I stink like city, he says, like iron and exhaust and a
Dullahan
with pity for all living things being chased by a ghoul on a horse with its head tucked under its
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Oakbrook Estates
When the mayor, who is black (our second), reviewed the subdivision plans, he asked about lighting, curbing and lot size,
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Brown Eyed Girl
Genetic analysis of a Denisovan fossil, dubbed “Brown Eyed Girl,” reveals kinship to modern humans. So close, we’re kin, according