Adieu
The dust driven sheets, wind whipped caravel Of the dreams you’ve taken and fled pellmell Bed in the sand, pillow left in the dunes Askew and behind like planets and […]
Author Archives: Pierce Nahigyan
Adiathermancy
Most notably the book did not burn when he chucked it in the fireplace. He had tried tearing the paper but it was of better stock than he expected. So […]
Adiaphorous
My mother was devout. That there was a God and his heaven, and that God was in his heaven and all was right with the world, were precepts irrefragable. Was […]
Adiabatic
The globe’s craftsman had been commissioned in secret, so the story went, by a scientist who would not abandon it. Sealed inside, the plant passed into the hands of the […]
Ad hominem
Charlie Ben Studdard squinted at Mrs. Kinbote and sucked quietly at his pipe. He let the cherry smoke roil in his cheeks and the tobacco glow in the bowl. She […]
Pierce Nahigyan 