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unknotting the past and remaking the present one story at a time

Selected tidbits from the blog below. Don't leave without trying a slice of fiction.

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The near-present

Sweater dress logic

I feel it. I name it. I let it go.

Marked by heavy hands

Gut and rebuild

Procrastination, B-29 bombers and ball turret gunners

Prognostication

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Love and food

Shadowplay

The harvest

From you I get the story

People stop and stare

The bitter scent of coming winter

Beware of Estonians bearing basil *recipe not included*

The intersection of food, love, and memory

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The past

After the fire

Would you like bloodworms with that?

Louise Peevish

Two ways of looking at it

While your heart still beats

A virulent strain of grief

Heathen can wait

The Victorian Village slasher

Education of an impostor

It's not easy being green

Hello ... Columbus?

Updated 21 March 2010.

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