The Stump

I knew a man whose corpsewas dumped on his mother’s lawn.He played cards with the mob,lost so much cash he paid with his life. He was twenty, old enough to…

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The Imposter

Mu “no,” “not,” “nothing,” “without,” “nothingness,” “is not,” “has not” Modern Chinese, Japanese, Korean   MU HAD FINALLY grown weary of running from his sorrow.  His entire life had been…

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Id

“David!” That was my mother’s shout, rolling down the street. She stretched out the first syllable for 3 seconds, then chopped it off with an abrupt “id”. Not ego, not…

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