An Invitation onto the Floe Most questions are asked in expectation of answers. Where are my glasses? Who won the World Cup? What time does the last train leave? Such questions are useful. They keep us fed, punctual, and able to find our spectacles. Other questions are useful precisely because they cannot be answered. What if imagination is not an
This is a place keeper for an ongoing project being edited and augmented before publication.
‘The Federal penitentiary at Woodbury sang its own song. …. Mornings began with a hollow clang — not quite a bell, …’.
This is work in progress – A taboo conversation between two old men, both inmates at Seaside Manor, a geriatric gulag.
An episodic radio comedy show in homage to ‘The Bickersons,’ a weekly program on early American live radio.
A rattletrap Ford station wagon sat alone outside, its faded bumper sticker urging passing drivers to Honk If You Love Jesus.
