Posts Tagged as ‘thee neave’
Troy sat down with a bagel and a cup of coffee and took a bite out of the bagel. It »
At one o’clock I typed my employee number and took several deep breaths. “Another eight hours of your life–no big »
The TV was on some show that had been canceled but that didn’t really matter. The beauty of this day »
Some days I wake up with email responses to letters I had send to my friends and family the previous »
In the far corner of town you’ll find a diner on the other side of the overpass called Lori’s. It’s »
The house was more inset from the street than any other house on the lot. Jim would have missed it »
what time was it you figured; he walked through the door. “and all I can see,” he said. spaces and »
The glass shattered and the window rained down and collected on the green and beige tile floor. Dale sipped his »
Don was fired from the warehouse. I think it happened too fast for him to let it register. Everyone was »
“Alright! Which one of you butt-fucking monkeys want it first?” They all turned and there was this old man standing »
They wanted me here; why is this happening? He stood amidst a nightmare. The audience was falling apart at the »
The Chief of Police popped on his desk lamp and pulled out his chair. It was one of those great »
The buildings burned and the flames slithered inside of black smoke. It all danced as it formed thick tufts that »
The alarm again. Another reminder you’re a slave to something. Steve rolls over and searches in the dark for his »
standing at the curb, the man finishes his beer. he places the empty beer can on the sidewalk. he lifts his shirt to »
The bar was called Knotts Hammer, but it should have been called Purgatory, what with the sense of indefinite staleness »
“What’s that for?” Willard asked. “My wife,” said George. “I’m going to kill my wife.” They stood there at the »
This guy by the name of Bosco called me up. I didn’t recognize the number but I answered anyway. “Hello?” »
James walked the tired and tortured downtown streets remembering how he saw it this morning: motionless and deserted. No club »
the quarts of beer sat nearby. they were all empty of course. four in all, glorious empty amber bottles. and »
