Coming to a computer screen near you, on September 1. My story, “Mari Decides,”on Blue Lake Review. A Japanese girl joins a California con. But she has a conscience.
Separate Lives” (Oakwood Magazine) Link: https://t.co/lFskn585zu A veteran returns to Japan after 40 years looking for the girl he once intended to marry.
Another Afternoon at the Paramount Cafe is now up on Front Porch Review. In this story, Hector Ewert, a shy, bespectacled guy is a regular at the Paramount Cafe.He is much taken with a waitress there, https://t.co/D4VIZ9hZSC. This story is also posted at https://t.co/Rqe7i1l8WJ.
Three new stories now up on my web site. "Life Ain't Equal" (Reunion: The Dallas Review), "A Single Loop Train" (Ponder Review), & "Senior Discount" (Blue Lake Review). Also some Looking Forward comments under News & Updates. https://t.co/g21OII7FXB
My story, "Hometown Girls," is included in the Spring 2021 issue of Foreign Literary Journal. Two American naval officers in Kamakura, Japan accept a request for a brief stay by a pair of world-traveling young women. The problem: getting the travelers to leave.
My story, :A Pledge Redeemed," is now up on Haunted Waters Splash. A New Mexico roadside waitress has performed an act of kindness for a down on his luck traveler. But the prospect of a reward appears to be slipping away from her. https://t.co/nPjhSCPzPD
Spring 2021 Evening Street Review has my story, “Only theCicadas Will Cry.” The arrival of a Japanese exchange student in a small WI town evokes varied responses. The girl experiences utter loneliness. Mono no aware - the pathos of things. Too many parallels with current events.
Latest Main Street Rag has my story, “Once a Hero.” Clerk Herbert Phippen is lauded for saving sleeping motel customers from a fire. Years later,his life on the road has gone badly, and he returns home for a new start. Surely, people will remember his heroic deed. Or will they?
My story, "A Good Steward," is now up on Blue Lake Review. A Japanese-American family returns to the Santa Clara Valley from a "relocation center" after WWII. The farmer who promised to care for their farm is now reluctant to return it. https://t.co/AvaZk5rWxK