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First Visit, by Pamela Cravez
There is a baby in my kitchen sink, round-faced with serious blue eyes, she sits in an inch of water as her mother lathers her hair into...
Greg Triggs
Apr 13 min read
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Fools, by Willow Baum
The year is 2011. Our seven-person Internet start-up co-works in a glass fish bowl beside other start-ups on a high floor that overlooks...
Greg Triggs
Mar 165 min read
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In the Wake of Wrath, by Bill Fellenberg
The phone screeches at two a.m., jolting me awake. It’s Doctor X from Keystone Hospital, whom I've never met. He’s furious. “Your father...
Greg Triggs
Mar 143 min read
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Secreted Benefit, by Shirley Schneider, Yarnslingers Alaska
It was 1962. The world had yet to be introduced to the iPhone, the watch or personal computer. Heck, most of our clocks needed winding...
Greg Triggs
Feb 243 min read
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Scary! by Dawn McIntyre
Kids love to be scared. I remember gravitating toward ghost stories or tales about awful monsters, even if they gave me nightmares for a...
Greg Triggs
Feb 53 min read
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Git Along Little Dogies, Teresa Tulipano
We moved from California to England when I was 3 months old, and my older sister Tina was 8. My parents were unhappy together. From...
Greg Triggs
Jan 293 min read
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MRI of a Rose by Ramona Jan
It was summertime when I was diagnosed with late stage cervical cancer, and so started doing a wrong thing, moving flowers in an...
Greg Triggs
Dec 29, 20243 min read
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Unexpected Christmas Heroes, by Greg Triggs
It’s mid-December on a snowy Saturday, 1970-something, in Madison Wisconsin. My sister Valerie is home from boarding school. She’s blind,...
Greg Triggs
Dec 20, 20243 min read
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Naughtiness in the Time of Meteors by Bill Fellenberg
When Mom left, it happened gradually, and then suddenly. Now, it was just us in our new “Situation.” Dad mapped out Plan A. He’d continue...
Greg Triggs
Dec 13, 20243 min read
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