Today made me proud of my species for once, the way grown-up humans invariably dote over brand-new baby humans, bringing basics by the house in woven baskets unannounced—bread, fruit, hand-me-down onesies, amphetamine. They volunteer to fold laundry or deep-fry a meal. Half of their names I forget or else never knew to begin with. But…
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The guy in the hotel gym wants to be a boxer. Running on the treadmill, he flicks a flurry of jabs and hooks. Then he turns the speed up all the way and sprints, sprints, sprints. His booming strides terrify the other guests. That is, until he trips and falls and the runaway belt slams…
Professor Miguel
By Dan Tremaglio
She checks the schedule. He is not here even though the schedule on the wall says he should be. A conundrum. She says to all who can hear her, “He is not here even though it says here he is.” Someone responds, “He is at the meeting.” Someone else responds, “There are cookies there.” She…

