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Sam in Pieces
Sam Cooper has a plan. Wake up. Take his pills. Write in his journal. Keep everyone exactly three meters away. After years of addiction, loss, and a past he's still learning the shape of, the plan is the only thing between him and the bottom. Paris is manageable. Paris is quiet. Paris is his.
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Adam in Waves
Adam Peck is thirty-three years old when he gets in his car and starts driving. in his grandfather's cherry-red Toyota 2000GT named Ferdi. He’s not a painkiller addict. Not a deranged gambler. Or a sex addict. But who is he? He’s not quite sure and the last thing he’d like is to find out.
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My Own Peace
This past Thursday, I found myself having a 20-minute conversation with my boss about everything but work.
The Flats
Back in the summer of ‘22, my now husband and I drove through the entire state of Kansas in a day.
On Identity and Feeling Seen.
In true New England home vibes, the light switch for the bathroom lies outside of said bathroom, and the only other light source comes from a window at the other side of the L-shaped room, opposite…
Saltwater Heart
An The waves crash against the white sand streaked with deep green algae. The thunderous sound comes and goes like a slow metronome. Other bodies lie scattered in the sand, under the shade of trees…
Baskerville, the Underdog.
John Baskerville was such a badass. He was born in 1706 and worked as a servant in a clergyman’s house, where he first encountered calligraphy. The man got obsessed with penmanship and…