S.B. VPMR–a catastrophe in three cataclysms

by | May 30, 2018 | Uncategorized

S.B. VPMR As my mother, VPMR, lay dying, I researched the state of elder care in the United States. I was disgusted. At the same time I also came to understand Samuel Beckett’s art in a way I had never before. To age in America is to lose pieces of oneself until there...

Daesh Slaughters the Bearded Bull

by | Apr 3, 2018 | Poetry

Daesh Slaughters the Bearded Bull (video link) Here we learned to write In mud, on stone, here We learned to write with sticks In mud baked in the sun for all time We learned to write in stone with hammers That now chisel our first words out of time Crack the mud five...

Final Scene from Citadel– Bru Discovers C-1

by | Mar 25, 2018 | Citadel, New Fiction

                                                                            BRU From the crest of the fossilized sand dune, Bru looked out on the wide desert plain. Wind whispered a gritty rattle as it shushed in her hair. She scanned the desert through...

Doubles in a Game of Chance

by | Mar 21, 2018 | Doubles in a Game of Chance

from Doubles in a Game of Chance– Baldemar was incredible. Never before had he been legitimate and with the full backing of a powerful Committee member like Dalton to legitimize his actions. No fidaus now. Just legitimate directives sent straight from the heart...

The Opening of “Citadel”

by | Mar 17, 2018 | Citadel, Jack Remick, New Fiction

As far back as I can remember, I’ve had a sense of dread. I dream, and when I wake, I am sure it will be the day the world  ends. Rose, my therapist, tells me more of her clients have apocalyptic dreams like mine. She doesn’t know what it means.Yesterday at the beach...

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