The last time I visited my mother, she had sixteen or seventeen dogs. During my high school years, there were also birds. Hundreds of them. And before she met my father, she kept more than thirty cats in a small apartment. She was encouraged in these animal hoarding tendencies from a young age. Mom was five when my grandmother, who . . .
Reading all the translations of Flaubert’s “cracked cauldron” line, CAAF envisions a writer endlessly revising the one sentence.
The Frugal Panda’s list of 17 ways to get free books includes a college textbook swap site.
Lance Mannion even tried to help things along at his local Barnes & Noble, but Chekhov’s gun never went off.
The Flannery O’Connor chili recipe includes substitution options for Yankees. [By Stewart O’Nan, a Pittsburgh boy.]