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Billy Constable hadn’t been sleeping soundly and at four o’clock one June morning he found himself prowling his living room with a cup of coffee clutched in an unsteady hand. …
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Billy Constable hadn’t been sleeping soundly and at four o’clock one June morning he found himself prowling his living room with a cup of coffee clutched in an unsteady hand. …
Read MoreCarl the cremator lived next door—Carl and his big wife, Brenda, who was allergic to the sun, the outdoors, anything at all that required getting off the couch. We would …
Read MoreAll in all, it had been a fine wedding. Enough to eat, enough to drink. Plenty of cameras
Read MoreGranted, things have not been well in the Canadian Film and Television Industry, and sure, even when things were good, or at least promising, people—your average viewer—didn’t read the credits. …
Read MoreDouglas would think, much later, of questions he should have asked. He didn’t know, for example, how Mr. Sagatwa had left Rwanda, how he had come down to South Africa. But in that moment it didn’t seem to matter
Read MoreIwas about seven years old, and it was summer. My mother was making squares for fellowship group at the church, and on the table there was an open bag of …
Read MoreThe weaving of words: to bear in mind, to bear tidings, to bear down, to be born
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