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Month: May 2017

House Call

A woman holding a cell phone waits for a taxi to take her where she needs to go that night.

“Taxi!” One of the many benefits of living in New York is that there is always, and I mean always, a taxi ready to go. Less than a minute later, even in the dead of night, a yellow and black wrapped car eased out of the river of endless traffic and glided gently to a… Continue reading House Call

Published May 19, 2017
Categorized as Fiction Tagged family, Fiction, forgiveness, New York, Short story, taxi, urban legend

Gods May Die

A golden retriever sits by himself overlooking diverging roads.

My human came home today. He had been gone for so long. He left me at his parent’s den and told me to wait for him. He told me to watch over them and keep them safe. I did what he asked, faithful in my charge, waiting for the day when he would come back… Continue reading Gods May Die

Published May 5, 2017
Categorized as Fiction Tagged depression, dog, Fiction, grief, loss, PTSD, Short story, soldier, suicide

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