GRIST: Summer’s Last Will and Testament
The summer she was pregnant, she took to napping in the afternoon, slipping between the white sheets fully clothed and falling asleep with such violence it was as if her soul sprang un-tethered from her body and left it, inert and lolling as a corpse.
TEXAS OBSERVER: Melanie Lewis Plays Dominoes
Melanie’s daddy once told her about a woman who’d killed her husband with a hammer as he slept.
LITHUB: Pre-Apocalyptic Fiction Shows Us What to Appreciate Before It’s Gone
Several years ago, in an Ohio snowstorm, I read Cormac McCarthy’s The Road in a single day.