Acatalectic
Dear Nathaniel, Having read your letter over many times and, quite frankly, basking in your anguish, I think I am now ready to answer you – having curtailed my fits […]
Acarpous
Dr. Ino, in his lab coat, early in the morning. The clock, six minutes to three. He slices the leaf along its axis. He wipes his thumb in the fragrant […]
Acariasis
It started on the Winslow farm. Bryan Turner came home to his wife just after dark. It was a cool evening, the blue sky over the beet fields mixed with […]
A capriccio
The sonata no. 5, the Baldacci Suite, is a careworn standard for the aspiring cellist. It begins light, as a butterfly sunning its wings on a ripened shoot of grass, […]
A cappella
As the last licks of summer spread the sky’s horizon with red clouds thick as peanut butter, we will go to the orchard. The apples ripe on their branches will […]
Pierce Nahigyan 