ROBERT’S CATHEDRAL
Raymond Carver’s famous story from Robert’s point of view. (21 pages, 6,500 words)
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CAPE ANN
In “Liberty Park,” a novella in six episodes, the story is told in alternating voices, one Anne’s and the other Paul’s. I reproduce here the third episode, “Cape Ann,” narrated by Paul. The episode was originally a story on its own. (11 pages, 3,016 words)
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THE PORTRAIT
This is a story within a story in my current novel, Caroline. Its depiction of a college student struggling with his identity plays into one of the novel’s themes. (15 pages, approx. 3,800 words)
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CALIFORNIA TOWHEE
It all starts when Millicent comes across a newspaper article about a blind man robbing a bank. (25 pages, approx. 6,000 words)
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Hi Adrian I like the story about the blind guy robbing a bank. I if a blind person robbed a bank it would be abig news story with all the iphones today the video would be all over the internet.