SALT: A Homecoming | Susan Maeder
It was Penelope’s job to wait. And weave. Or so we think…
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It was Penelope’s job to wait. And weave. Or so we think…
SALT: A Homecoming | Susan Maeder Read More »
I’ve never been able to decide on one thing. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking jobs, food, travel, books or movies. There has never been one of any style or genre to which I can fully commit. I want it all. Or, at least…
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An adapted excerpt from the as-yet-unpublished memoir:
1969: My Year with a San Francisco Drug Dealer
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December 1, 2017:
I am alone this December, cloistered in a stranger’s Airbnb apartment to finish my memoir. A package arrives addressed to…
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My friend Jordan spreads almond butter on his bananas. Peel, spread, bite, chew. He talks between swallowing and spreading.
“My world view is fucked,” he says…
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The hostess had drawn a simple scene on the mirror, using crank and a razor for paint and brush. She drew a mountain range and the sun setting into the sea – an ocean of speed…
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This madness.
This wolf that won’t let go
won’t absolve me or…
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I woke up out of a dead sleep thinking of her.
If I’m honest, I was dreaming about her…
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Elliott is delighted with the selections, albeit a bit overwhelmed. So many choices, so many alternatives, so many decisions that have to be made; combos or solos, super-sized or regular, sodas or shakes or some…
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