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Harmonia axyridis
I was dreaming of spring. The wet-asphalt and vernal dew-on-dogwood funk that only means spring in the city. The early morning cry of Canada geese and the first stirrings of traffic rising like steam… more →
Ivory Silk, Black Lace
Observation
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wrote 1 month ago: Angel took me to the hot spring this evening. It’s still far too cold for swimming in the lake … more →
Harmonia axyridis
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wrote 1 month ago: I was dreaming of spring. The wet-asphalt and vernal dew-on-dogwood funk that only means spring in t … more →
Revelation, Part 12: The Pretty Woman Prequel
wrote 3 months ago: Now that the angels have poured out the plagues, one of them gets bored and decides to take John on … more →
Excerpt from The Oldest Profession: Professionals at Work
wrote 4 months ago: Excerpt from The Oldest Profession: Professionals at Work I love to write. I love to read. I love li … more →
Extract from my forthcoming book, "The First Time"
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wrote 5 months ago: Below is an extract from my forthcoming book of short stories, “The First Time”. The first story in … more →
Two Longhorns
wrote 7 months ago: One of the big complaints the Pharisees had against Jesus was that he associated with the rabble, th … more →
Honey Traps: Intelligence business is the oldest profession….
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wrote 8 months ago: In this Information Age, finding sensitive information is no more a daunting challenge. The social … more →
Seau à Champagne
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wrote 10 months ago: There are always firsts, no matter how long you’ve been at something. An old business acquaint … more →
Pent Up Aggression
wrote 11 months ago: Ezekiel, having offered hope to the Jews, then goes on a long diatribe about why they need to take a … more →
Now.
wrote 12 months ago: Usually, I am fond of posh hotel rooms. The anonymity, the luxury, housekeeping and room service. To … more →
The Waiter
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wrote 12 months ago: It’s warm enough tonight for a sundress, and the young buck waiter at this sidewalk bistro has … more →
Just Be Close At Hand
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wrote 1 year ago: It turns out I find karaoke a bit of a turn on. Or maybe it was James’s eyes, dark with lust, … more →
Son of A Preacher Man
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wrote 1 year ago: James took me to a karaoke bar last night. Yes, some things can still surprise me about this line of … more →
Anticipation
wrote 1 year ago: i love foreign films and don’t watch them nearly as much as i once did… as much as i … more →
The demise of the oldest profession
wrote 1 year ago: On April 2 2011 I wrote regarding the pros and cons of decriminalising the oldest profession (see ht … more →
After the Double Feature
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wrote 1 year ago: “Bianca, I’ve been thinking.” James has gray eyes, and in that moment, his lashes … more →
Brave New World
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wrote 1 year ago: “I’ve never touched you,” Madeleine said. “May I touch you?” I nodded. … more →
Too Cold for Gelato
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wrote 1 year ago: It’s too cold tonight for gelato. That doesn’t stop me from ordering gianduja and vanill … more →
Parting Gifts
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wrote 1 year ago: I hung up the phone a moment ago. It was the concierge calling; my car is downstairs. I took a long, … more →
