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Nobody has ever measured, not even poets, how much the heart can hold.
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Come Together
My short story, “Come Together,” has been published in issue six of Cantaraville, a PDF published literary journal. “Come Together” is the second story in a cycle of stories that I began working on several years ago follows two Long … Continue reading
And here’s to you Mr. Robinson
I grew up in a three newspaper household. The New York Times, The Daily News, and The Long Island Press. After The Long Island Press folded, it was replaced by Newsday. I read them every day. After reading the front … Continue reading
Literature of Desire
One of the compliments that my fiction writing sometimes receives is the natural sounding dialogue. While any writer will swoon over even the slightest compliment, when someone praises my dialogue, I can’t help but think of that Dolly Parton line, … Continue reading
Grace in territory held largely by the devil
This week at Salon.com, Allen Barra has published a review of a new biography of Flannery O’Connor. My first encounter with O’Connor was as a freshman English major in college, when I read “A Good Man is Hard to Find” … Continue reading
Writer Scams
This article, passed on to me by Cantara Christopher, publisher of Cantaraville, reminded me of how vulnerable people who dream of publishing success can be. The odds are incredibly long. A market for literary fiction exists, and in spite of … Continue reading

