The Last Kid Left
Rosecrans Baldwin
“Suzanne Toussaint is long-bodied and thin-skinned and always cold.”
“Suzanne Toussaint is long-bodied and thin-skinned and always cold.”
“Jamal dozed in the green twilight of the hospital room, listening to the click and burble of machines, the steady whisper of Julie’s breathing.”
“Though Pamela had not grown up with Thanksgiving, as a hostess she had nonetheless managed to capture its essence.”
“I think you weren’t there when, having finished dinner in the hotel restaurant, the young couple went back up to their room to find half a dozen rats running around in every direction.”
“From her office above the Regal Repertory Theater, Rose Bowan watched a Coke can roll down the sidewalk across the street.”
“It was Matthews’s idea to wear skirts, blue and green sarongs with block patterns on them.”
“The ferryman used a javelin to shove off the stone, and the two of us held the rail until we got going.”
“Most of the Mohawks in America are unincorporated territories, areas that lie outside of any municipality or township.”
“Tom and Sophie waited twenty minutes in a ripe sauna for a transfer at West fourth."
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