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Tag: Crime

Tilt-A-Whirl

Posted on December 1, 2023

by Bluestem “Shelter me from the powder and the finger. Cover me with the thought that pulled the trigger.” —Powderfinger, Neil Young “911, what’s your emergency?” “There’s been a shooting at RR 9 Box 42.” “Wh—“ I hung up, cutting off the operator’s question. There was nothing else to add. They’d know the details soon…

Drops In The Storm

Posted on June 22, 2023

by Michael Kingswood The lighting in the overhead seemed to swirl, making little multicolored kaleidoscope patterns in the air over Grant’s head.  Twist and swirl, swirl and twist. He felt like his entire body was swirling along with the lights, like he was moving in time with them, and more.  Like he was about to…

Santa Fe Station

Posted on February 13, 2023

by Michael Kingswood Though she’d been living in San Diego for ten years and had lived less than two miles away from it for most of that time, Kim hardly ever came out to Balboa Park.  But every time she did, she left asking herself why she didn’t come more often. The entire city was…

Popper’s

Posted on August 16, 2022

by Michael Kingswood It was nearing the end of David’s shift at Popper’s Books And Things.  Even for a Tuesday, it had been a slow day.  Maybe half a dozen people had actually bought something all day; not for the first time, he pondered whether working the counter at a small bookstore was the best…

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