Aaron Echoes August

Excerpt: “I don’t really care about losing my job anymore,” Truman said. “I’m on the brink of catastrophe. I just… Read more.

Zoo Candles

Excerpt: The hum of existence rides like trains on rails, the gentle rock, the hypnotic sway through a countryside of… Read more.

Excerpt: The moronic monotony of it all was murder, Truman thought to himself, as he robotically scanned groceries, pushed buttons,… Read more.

Excerpt: “I could, and I would if I lived there instead of this shithole. I would eat lobster every damn… Read more.

Truman stripped off his clothes and dipped his lanky body into the scalding water. It hurt at first, but then… Read more.

Regardless of what the science is, I’m never the same person all the time. I am liquid. I am fluid.… Read more.

She looked at me with grave concern. “Are you sure that’s a good idea? I mean, with everything that happened… Read more.

“I’ve really been looking forward to this. I know it may seem strange to you that I’m so excited about… Read more.

The parched, rocky landscape flew by me like a desolate nightmare. The sky so gaping wide, churning blue and cream. Read more.

For the battles break you at times. There. Over those hills I look out at the far gone on the… Read more.

This is a companion piece to Bite of the Oven Salesman. Cigarettes For a Saint Once I was west and… Read more.

Off to El Paso I went to El Paso. It was some summer of love and it was hotter than… Read more.