
Markers on the Highway
When finally we came to the place on the highway where he was killed, I realized neither of us knew exactly where it was–specifically, under
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When finally we came to the place on the highway where he was killed, I realized neither of us knew exactly where it was–specifically, under
An extra day in Topeka, Kansas hadn’t been on our agenda. The car wasn’t repaired yet, three days later. It had been, from the get-go,
I can’t argue with anything Thomas Goodhart offered us here yesterday. My first perceptions of nuclear war came when, as a grade-schooler, we snuck under
I don’t know how long it took me to think about how strange it is that everything is “sioux” around here–Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Sioux
It’s going to hurt me to say it. Honestly, it feels like a kick in the shins, a sharp stick in the eye, but I
I am no expert, no theologian, no art historian; but for what it’s worth, I think Tintoretto had it right because the scene must have
If you’re lucky, you’ll get her. She’ll tell you she was a tomboy when she grew up on the farm, probably mention it more
When you’re a frequent cemetery wanderer, as I am, it’s impossible to miss the importance of someone’s having served in the military . Today, people
The Long Journey Home is the most recent collection of the short fiction of Lawrence Dorr, who contributed to Perspectives and The Reformed Journal for
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