I’m pleased to be included in Adelaide’s Literary Magazine, No.78, July 2025.
"Despite idolizing him, Dad didn’t have much of a connection with me. He had a bigger life somewhere far away, over a hundred miles in a small town in upstate Pennsylvania called Mammoth City. He had many friends there whom I had never met. He spent more time in his truck, listening to country music and hauling produce than with his son. I feel I should have meant more to him. At least I don’t make grinding sounds when I change gears or backfire when I go up a hill."
excerpt from Drinner From Dante's Inferno


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