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For a parent to come home, for the funeral of a friend, for a lover to arrive
By Our ReadersApril 1994I have an all-right singing voice; it can be quite good, but that’s kind of rare. I get shy and that turns it all around and I go way off-key.
By Sean TwomeyDecember 1993All the men concentrated on the distant stripper as if that were where the action was, but I figured her bumps and grinds weren’t worth a drop in the bucket compared to the swelling in unison, the mass erections, of her all-male audience. It was a vision of group genitalia that struck me with a pang of beauty — what I feel when I think of the first green shoots of spring.
By Sarajane ArchdeaconOctober 1993I’m depressed. My girlfriend left me. Then I got cancer of the colon, so I had to have my large intestine removed, cut out, the whole thing, gone.
By Sally BelleroseSeptember 1993The first time we had Joe over, one spring evening some years ago, he lay on his gurney with his face positioned toward us.
By Gillian KendallJuly 1993Bobby and I were tired. His family was visiting for a week, and we’d been up late every night since they arrived. I realize now Bobby’s parents hated him. I don’t know why.
By Mary SepulvedaJuly 1993Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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