Tag Archives: family

Perpetuam Memoriam

Posted on June 9, 2016 by Tietsu

There are some memories so far back, so deeply and imperfectly ingrained into my psyche that they hardly seem like memories at all, but something so much more basic; some deeply felt but never understood phantasm of action devoid of … Continue reading →

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A Brush with Strangers

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Tietsu

I’ve never been fond of fog. No line of sight, no way of knowing which noises are normal and which ones might be The End hunting for you. That’s the problem with living all the way up here with clouds. … Continue reading →

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Requiescat in Pace

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Tietsu

This is an old story, with an older style. I share it with trepidation, but with the understanding that my dog will always be awesome. ——- I don’t place much trust in people. They’re good for bouts of conversation, but … Continue reading →

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Grief’s Promise

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Tietsu

Writing is full of false starts and mulligans. Were it a sport it would be an inscrutable mass of expletives and rage-crumpled pages. This is not news to me, nor, I suspect, is it new to you. It is the … Continue reading →

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