#Americans #XXCentury #1973 #BurningInWaterDrowningInFlame
Fay was pregnant. But it didn’t change her and it didn’t change the post office either. The same clerks did all the work while the miscellaneous crew stood around and argued about sport...
I went into the bends. I got drunker and stayed drunker than a shit skunk in Purgatory. I even had the butcher knife against my throat one night in the kitchen and then I thought, easy,...
we fought for 17 days inside that… thrusting and counter-thrusting but finally she got away and I walked outside and spit
I took Tammie. We got there a little early and went to a bar across the street. We got a table. “Now don’t drink too much, Hank. You know how you slur your words and miss your lines whe...
look there. the one you considered killing you… for. you saw her the other day getting out of her car
I was glad I had money in the Sav… Friday afternoon hungover I didn’t have a job I was glad I had money in the Sav… I didn’t know how to play a guitar
reached up into the top of the clo… and took out a pair of blue pan ti… and showed them to her and asked “are these yours?” and she looked and said,
I was shacked with a 24 year old girl from New York City for two weeks—about the time of the garbage
this one always arrives at the wrong time a basically good sort I suppose an honest man
if I suffer at this typewriter think how I’d feel among the lettuce— pickers of Salinas?
I took Tanya to the airport the next afternoon. We had a drink in the same bar. The high-yellow wasn’t around; all that leg was with somebody else. “No. You love sex and there’s nothing...
Lydia had two children; Tonto, a boy of 8, and Lisa, the little girl of 5 who had interrupted our first fuck. We were together at the table one night eating dinner. Things were going we...
at their best, there is gentleness… some understanding and, at times,… courage but all in all it is a mass, a glo… have too much.
the lilies storm my brain by god by god like nazi storm troopers! do you think I’m going tizzy?
Lydia phoned me in the morning. “Whenever you get drunk,” she said, “I’m going out dancing. I went to the Red Umbrella last night and I asked men to dance with me. A woman has a right t...