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Susan Neville is the author of several collections of fiction. Two of her stories have been awarded the Pushcart Prize. She lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.
The prairie grass has always drawn things into its orbit. I’ve seen rabbits hide among the bluestem, and the occasional red fox, and after every storm there are objects that blow or float past and entangle themselves in the switchgrass and fescue. . . . Tonight, a windy September evening, a shiny new object has appeared in my yard, like a loose mylar balloon blown by the wind.
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