Gary Kay Dania Beach (Barbra Nightingale)
The Muse Goes Rogue Write as if your life depended on it. Forget the body count. Could happen in the kitchen, bathroom forest, playground, or graveyard where the epitaphs began to call. You’re in luck, you’re cursed, you went left instead of right. And now you’re in the middle of your life, in a deep dark wood where Virgil’s searching for a map Columbus lost. You’re back at home, with leaking pipes and startled walls. Your mortgage sleeping on the couch and in the fridge a cucumber that speaks in tongues. Someone’s knocking on the door-- a saint, a criminal, plumber pedophile, a nun. Let them in, let them in. You have no choice. |
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