#38 The Confessor of Littlefield: Farewell
Author’s note: this is the concluding installment of the serial novel, The Confessor of Littlefield. The story will be reset
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Normal People
Why can’t you write about normal people; why does have everything have to be crazy with you? I don’t write
Number Two
“Ready to go?” Bork barks as he opens the back door. I am finishing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich
Back Row Hooligan
A blog fiction writer, by the time he is middle aged, comes to find the importance of community. Writers are
#6 The Confessor of Littlefield: The Homunculus Knows Its Place
The story advances. The Homunculus Knows Its Place Along the back of the condemned lot on the corner of Old
#5 The Confessor of Littlefield: Man Among the Shadows
The Confessor of Littlefield #5 contains a trio of vignettes. Adam’s narration is stirred by his own persona/shadow. The thesis/antithesis
#4 The Confessor of Littlefield: Bickering With the Shadow
This is part four of the novel The Confessor of Littlefield. It is titled Bickering with the Shadow. Adam has
#37 The Confessor of Littlefield: Ghosts in the Junkyard
Ghosts In the Junkyard At night Bill continued to write short stories. Ghosts In the Junkyard,” he called them. All
#36 The Confessor of Littlefield: Gestures
A few months passed before Bill saw Clara pull into the salvage yard again. She had a friend from Chicago
#25 The Confessor of Littlefield: Passing Hands
Passing Hands Hiram Hapflik was a stocky 5’8” and 180 lbs,, with his dark ginger hair cropped short in a
