Monthly Archives: June 2011

 It nags, doubt does, follows you to work, grabs you by the neck at 2AM, or as you sit chatting in your bosses’ office, but we’re talking about lower-case doubt, as in, “He will give me that promotion, right? I’m … Continue reading →

AN AMERICAN LULLABY   “Yes,” she said. “Evil fortunes of neighbors give you top-of-earth feeling.” Translation: “Look around, kid. You don’t have it so bad.” My mother is Chinese and met my father, a GI on leave toTaiwan, one rainy … Continue reading →

 SURFER GIRL By Dennis Nau  The people were all wrong, the people at our wedding. I know they were taking bets at the back end of the bar. Some said our marriage would last three weeks, some a year. It’s … Continue reading →

“Doubt”                     Oeuvre Magazine “When Hope Returns”      Oeuvre Magazine “An American Lullaby”        Paper Darts “Love in a Minor Key”   Heartlands “Scoring Position”     Aetheon: The Journal of Sports Literature “Dropkick”                    Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet “The Man With the Broken Face”    Arable                                                                   … Continue reading →