J. A. Stapleton
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The Patrolman - 50
City Hall rose above, casting him in its monolithic shadow.
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The Patrolman - 49
Mr. Slate propped the booth door open, the phone pressed to his ear.
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The Patrolman - 48
'Well, I ain't paying you twenty cents for twenty minutes,' Carruthers said.
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The Patrolman - 47
June Hartsfield was drying her hair.
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The Patrolman - 46
Elmer V. Jackson caught it on the car radio.
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Thank you, Drew. Appreciate
Posted on Fri, 03 Jan 2025
Thank you, Drew. Appreciate it.
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This is an good piece. It
Posted on Mon, 28 May 2018
This is an good piece. It feels more like Science Fiction to me - what if violence stopped - and that novum is interestingly looked at with the unknown narrator and the second person pronoun. I would list this as Science Fiction, but if you...
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The rhyme works really well
Posted on Wed, 29 Jul 2015
The rhyme works really well and love the image that is conjured up through the imagery. Really lovely.
Read full commentPosted in After a Long Night Alone