Abloom
There were two creatures, an eagle and a fox. Both considered themselves cunning hunters, the eagle, of swift and swooping strength, the fox, of craft and camisade. They lived apart, […]
Ablegate
The Far East is a strange country, the Pope’s ablegate surmised, for it is not in the Middle, neither is it Near. And, the envoy well knew, those things which […]
Able
Portnoy was not in the best shape to climb a mountain. Frankly, he didn’t think he was able, but he’d packed a lunch. So, more or less, he’d made up […]
Ablaze
I would tell you of the night the stars set the house ablaze, like great winking cats, eyes wide with the haunted shine, pupil slits but twinkles in the New […]
Ablation
It was a spot of bad luck that Johann Strauss, the glacier (no relation to the German composer, glaciers being generally older than most Germans), hadn’t joined his fellow ice […]
Pierce Nahigyan 