Police brutality and the abuse of power that comes with the badge has been an issue in American society and other societies around the world for centuries. Currently, in the… Read more Monitoring the Police, Monitoring Ourselves →
In the summer of 1973, Arby, an old man of considerable wit and savvy, twitched nervously in his swivel chair with the ruffle skirt that hid dust balls and small… Read more Psyk →
Grandma Sophia hobbled over to the table with another armload of plates, listening for cues from her daughter-in-law as they rushed around among a sea of aunts, older cousins and… Read more The Price of a Cure →
Between Friday, August 24 and Monday, August 27, 1990, in Gainesville, Florida, a 36-year-old man by the name of Danny Rolling brutally murdered five college students: Sonja Larson, age 18;… Read more The Bobber →
It’s a sweet story that begins with a man who cooks all day and drives a cab all night. He is British and happy. He is wonderfully fit and walks… Read more Running Out of Time →
The driver had been in a near-fatal accident several months, almost a year, before and he was now at the wheel of this ’76 Camaro taking six high and hysterically-laughing… Read more Joy Ride #80 →
I was about six-years-old. We lived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but frequently visited my dad in Marathon as he started up a business there. For a short time, he rented… Read more Up Shit’s Tree Without A Ladder →
Jeff’s mom thought he smelled like feet and skin and unwashed hair, but she leaned in anyway for a sweaty hug. “Do not leave your book bag there.” He spun… Read more The Water Wars →
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