Broken Places
Tracy Clark
"Chicago cops had to be on the lookout for any number of nefarious mopes eager to take a potshot, but this morning my biggest enemy was turning out to be the scorching rays of the summer sun."
"Chicago cops had to be on the lookout for any number of nefarious mopes eager to take a potshot, but this morning my biggest enemy was turning out to be the scorching rays of the summer sun."
"Pizzas! He adjusted his expression to one of disgust and contempt, but lovingly, in the manner of an artist, he picked up the sliced onion and arranged it down the pastry in a straight professional line next to the sliced tomato."
"For everyone touched by the violence that day, it would never be over."
"The landscape took on a certain density after the rain, the colors of the forest seeming deeper."
"It was almost midday as Hal hurried along the seafront, clutching her jacket against the biting wind."
"Patty Morales turned right off the breezeway and walked toward A200, the student media classroom where the Southwest yearbook and newspaper set up shop."
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