Monthly Archives: August 2013

On-Field Family Drama

Posted on August 26, 2013 by Alex Gorman

Gabe likes books. Not only does he like them read to him, but he likes to read them to you. He’ll identify the characters and, briefly, describe the action. One of the enduring classics in Gabe’s library has been Goal: … Continue reading →

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The Quotable Abigail, Part 54

Posted on August 22, 2013 by Alex Gorman

On Gabe’s next lesson on butterfly development: “Where did we leave off, Gabe?” On the wonders of the Empire State, I. Addition to the trees, grass, fences, birds and very tall buildings: “I like that New York has one sun … Continue reading →

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The Quotable Gabe, Part 4

Posted on August 18, 2013 by Alex Gorman

On Petaluma (<– Link!): “Milk! Milk!” On how get your parents to turn on music: “Pandora!” On topics of conversation with which to postpone bedtime: “Swim class. Groceries.” On instructions for his sister as she enters the room: “Sit down.” On … Continue reading →

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Sweet Home

Posted on August 1, 2013 by Alex Gorman

My story, “Sweet Home” was published in Penumbra today. I think it’s one of the best stories I’ve ever written and I’m very proud to have it appear in Penumbra, a magazine I really enjoy reading.  It’s also the first … Continue reading →

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