What a Story, Thomm (2017.12.23)
A Special Place in Hell (2017.12.13)
Have Yourself a Scary Sinterklaas (2017.12.02)
Hypothetical Life of the Anxious (2017.11.30)
A Good and Accurating of the Darkness (2017.11.26)
Thanks for the Memories (2017.11.24)
Kiss and Tell (2017.11.13)
Four to Six (2017.11.11)
The Neuroses of Accidental Lives (2017.11.07)
David and Grillades (2017.11.06)
Dr. Susan (2017.10.29)
The Presence of Predators (2017.10.17)
A Fork Stuck in the Road (2017.10.14)
Pico the Immortal (2017.09.17)
The Bicameral Mind (2017.09.15)
September 12th (2017.09.12)
Fantastic Beast and How to Lose Them (2017.09.09)
Sometimes the Abyss (2017.09.08)
My First Victim: the Little Girl with Black Eyes (2017.08.25)
Picky Aardvark (2017.08.24)
Fabio, the Goose, and Infinite Consequences (2017.08.23)
Some of Them Want to Be Used by You (2017.08.22)
Enjoy the Silence (2017.08.21)
Fleeing Happiness (2017.08.20)
Radical Times at Lake George (2017.08.18)
Stolen Time (2017.08.05)
Lizzie Borden Took an Ax (2017.07.29)
Too Far Away for Me to Hold (2017.07.14)
Daniel, Kest, and the Quiet (2017.07.11)
Firework Apocalypse (2017.07.03)
Thirty-Seven Questions (2017.06.30)
What I Do on My Summer Vacation (2017.06.23)
Dancing Instructions from the Beyond (2017.06.22)
Wake to Sleep (2017.06.21)
A Citizen of the Sacred and Mundane (2017.06.12)
Not a Bad Gig on a Bad Day (2017.06.09)
Archipelago of Social Islands (2017.06.08)
The Problem of Cool (2017.06.07)
Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose (2017.06.05)
Sweet Sorrow (2017.06.03)
Immemorial Day (2017.06.02)
Trash Buddy (2017.06.01)
Suicidal Tendencies (2017.05.25)
The Huge Heermance (2017.05.21)
Sea of Weirdness (2017.05.20)
Stop Watch (2017.05.18)
Grok Doubleplusungood and Jalad at Tanagra (2017.05.17)
Our Digitally Departed (2017.05.15)
Our Nameless Cat (2017.05.12)
The Blackout of '17 (2017.05.10)
Liz the First (2017.05.05)
Seeking: Sherpa (2017.05.02)
The Lake of Better (2017.04.27)
Benevolent Dictator (2017.04.21)
Late for the Love of My Life (2017.04.19)
Madeline, Who Makes Zines (2017.04.16)
Comfortable in Their Skin (2017.04.13)
False Starts for a Star (2017.04.03)
Greedy Kindness (2017.03.29)
Low Tide (2017.03.27)
Crossing the Bridge (2017.03.23)
Eidolon and Daemon (2017.03.08)
Good Riddance (A Series of Masks) (2017.02.20)
She Would Not Want to Be Burned (2017.02.14)
Melissa Remains (2017.02.11)
Melissa Dies (2017.02.10)
The Saddest Lines (2017.02.06)
I Will Miss You (2017.01.30)
Childfree Anxiety (2017.01.25)
An Accounting of Best Friends, Past and Present (2017.01.09)
Last Sushi (2017.01.07)
The Art of Losing (2017.01.01)
We don't poach Sarah T so we can watch a good movie of a bad movie on a winter's night.
If I am in Hell, ministering the damned, that makes me a demon, right?
Terror puppets put one in the mood for the holidays.
My anxiety lets me plan out resurrection.
I am not dark. I just have some darkness within me.
I review prominent Thanksgiving memories, resulting in the end of Bryan's engagement.
Learning the real context of a first kiss doesn't end a marriage.
Mistakes end up improving the night with lovely people.
Wherein I want beauty to matter more than the heat death of the universe.
We meet Susan's David.
I meet someone who had the potential to be adored.
Many adults sexually abuse children.
Melissa deserved a wedding day instead of a funeral.
Surely an immortal teddy bear hamster cures all worries about death.
Do the gods talk to you?
Me either.
We were together on September 12th, 2001, and, apparently, not since.
I struggle to be at the writing table at a wedding, since I am not the centerpiece.
Don't magnify insects into kaiju.
I have loved the victims and nearly drown rescuing them.
I see the fellow ants, but I don't know them.
A sprained ankle could change the world. A terrorist attack in 2001 is still killing Americans.
The world wasted a vital resource not supporting gifted tots.
Just shut up for a second, okay?
Should I seek out happiness?
Just accept vacations are out of your control.
We visit Melissa's grave.
We visit the site of a double homicide and have breakfast.
Bands get older, the fans stay the same... well, no, we age too.
Daniel and Kest visit.
Fireworks aren't the end of the world.
How many questions are needed to like someone at a party?
I write.
There, I just saved you the trouble of reading it.
In rapid succession, I encounter two men Melissa slept with, who now want to be friendly with me.
About sleeping with friend.
I mean, sleeping as an analogy to friendship.
You cannot be wholly spiritual in a mundane world. Bills must be paid for your crystals.
My job really isn't that hard.
I make plans to stay sane.
I'm no longer cool, but that's not a bad thing.
Are any of us free?
Amber leaves for a few days, for the first time since we moved in together.
You can't live forever.
Not me, though. I'm going to be immortal.
I pick through garbage and meet someone, but maybe I'm the real trash buddy...
We work so hard to keep alive boys you wish were dead.
Jay Gatsby lives and is in Tivoli.
I may not be under the water, but I can interview those who see mermaids.
Time slows inside my head.
I want to reach out, but I am a linguistic puzzle.
Facebook won't make the dead rise.
The story of a half-feral, hissing beast.
A tree tugs at the power lines. A chainsaw rips off the wall.
Liz is a therapist. She is not the therapist, but she may be a friend.
The therapist who takes Xen as a client had better be a guru.
Things are better (or right), but the bad sticks out by contrast.
I would rather head an oligarchy with Elizabeth from Bioshock: Infinite.
I could have met Amber sooner and would like back the time.
We encounter a curious librarian who makes zines, though not in the wild.
My students are burdened by their race and sometimes want to be transethnic.
Amber deserves success.
If you are kind because you expect an unlikely reward, is it still kindness?
There are mostly good days, but they are less interesting.
Chris crosses a bridge. Metaphorically.
No, wait, I mean literally.
You are not yourself. You are the being moving your body around in this world.
Xen performs at No Such Convention and attends a memorial service all in the same weekend! Good thing he is a masked magician.
Melissa wouldn't want to be cremated. She tried it once.
Melissa lingers and former friends are told.
It's right there in the title. No metaphor here. She is dead.
A letter to Daniel's retreating back.
Daniel leaves.
Xen really doesn't want children, but he can't let it drive him crazy.
If one best friend is riding off into the sunset, what happened to prior ones?
Goodbyes are forced over Japanese food.
Daniel and Kest bring us to a museum and some of us end the night in Uptown Kingston.