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"As I trodded along with this hideous burden, I realized that I was the envy of every gaudy little hipster in Nolita." |
"Slacky Tacky" nonfiction 05/2007
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"..an un-encrypted, unsecured connection. We were on in seconds, and paging through employee files, all with photos." |
"Stepford & Co" nonfiction 10/2006
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"Most likely she had cultivated his talent from childhood. It was, however, a gift that he could never share with her." |
"The Gift" nonfiction 11/2005
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"Setting fire to 30 sheets of cemented plastic in the hallway was, in reflection, not the best idea I'd ever had." |
"Avant 'Tard" nonfiction 06/2005
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"I peered around the corner, fully expecting to have my face ripped off by a tiny housecat." |
"Her 8-pound Nemesis" nonfiction 09/2004
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"Each time we look, there's another one or two. Eventually, there are thirty or forty of them." |
"The Glass Nest" fiction 09/2004
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""Well, how do you explain the marks around your girlfriend's neck?" Ms. Berry asked accusingly." |
"The Rope" nonfiction 07/2004
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"It was as if losing her left eye had made her completely blind." |
"The Seer" nonfiction 04/2004
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"..with just a touch from her, I abandoned my selfless mission in favour of a more familiar one." |
"The Kite" nonfiction 12/2001
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"What is love itself worth, I would wonder, if everyone professed it to you?" |
"The Lesson" nonfiction 03/1998
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