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When the Aged Are Reverently, Passionately Waiting
… Louise almost said something but caught herself. Evelyn was coming through her door; let Evelyn announce her own … hearing but thought better of it. Janet couldn’t help the falseness; it was all Evelyn’s influence. Louise had tried, … enough at the time to know, but he did. Anyhow, once he died, I came back here. By then Janet—​that’s my …
Second Sunday
… Church. People who had gone away made it a special point to come home for Second Sunday, and John Lewis had returned … beer and watched the moccasin. Probably the snake had come to high ground looking for food and water because the … for all the world like John’s father’s father, who was also named John, after the disciple Christ loved. Lucille …
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Like a Novel
… eye. It was what Sedaris wrote: “It might surprise you how completely enjoyable this book is, as rich and beautifully … screenwriter Ed Burns, in an episode of The Wire about falsified you-are-there newspaper stories, derides as “the … of six books, including The Family , Sweet Heaven When I Die , and Radiant Truths , forthcoming in 2014. blurb book …
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Everything born and made is born and made
… lodged in the body gravity and its petty defiances when I die throw this flesh to the wolves the woods the birds lay …
The Daguerreotype
… have the death portrait of my great-grandmother’s baby who died from the measles in 1871. The baby’s name and sex are … to twitch her brush across the paper so that little pinpoints of tint bled into the wash of water and spread out … four years away at college I had imagined that she might come back with me for a spell. I repainted her room, bought …
The Conquest of Emotion
… multitudes are herded into opposing Fascist and Communist camps, and democracy, that slow growth of the … of a considerable number of the most intelligent individuals of a given time, one must return to the origin of the … movement, must observe Benedict drawing up his rules of obedience, poverty, and chastity at a moment when civilization …
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