Admission
Cecil was a miner in 1850, something like a banker in 1848, a skinner through the summer of ’46, and married in 1844. He was not the sort of man […]
Tag Archives: death
Admeasure
Long after he’d grown inured to the rotting flesh atop him, when the daylight crawled back out of the gray hole it had been cowering in, the dogs came. The […]
Ad libitum
Legend was, before the chain, in the time before time, there were two suns eternally on the horizon. But such is legend that it defies explanation. The lion yawned and […]
Adjacency
Claire, If you are reading this, please forgive me. I am sorry that I could not outlive you and keep this from you. I am sorry that I have left […]
Adipocere
His body fell in the muck. Wen felt his blood swirl into the swamp, prayed that if he died he did it before the gators smelled him, and that if […]
Pierce Nahigyan 