Local Hero With Tale To Sawtelle
David Wroblewski is the author of the Oprah Book Club selection. Read More →
No Fear Of Flying
Erica Jong, author of the infamous “zipless fuck,” comes to Aspen for a literary fiesta at the behest of the Aspen Writers Foundation. Read More →
Cattle Logic – Part Seven
CHAPTER 20 General picked his way through the shrubs and trees blanketing the steep hillside, his iron shod hooves clinking against the stony protrusions of the uneven ground. Rum Feldon sat astride the bay gelding’s back. He was searching for that blasted calf. Again. Connie was... Read more →
Cattle Logic – Part Six
CHAPTER 18 “You’re never going to believe this,” Dean Howe said into the phone, “that stray of yours is back in the pasture.” “You’re kidding,” Rum said, “What the?” “The gate was open, maybe somebody returned him.” “You mean you think someone found him?” “Got any other... Read more →
Cows With Guns
Mark the Red Angus calf can’t get the herd to run away to freedom so they won’t get eaten. If only he’d thought of this! Read More →
Cattle Logic – Part Four
In the fourth installment of Sue Gray’s novella, Mark the Red Angus calf finds adventure…and love, in the wilderness. Read More →
Cattle Logic – Part 4
CHAPTER 11 Clowers rose early and flew off toward the sunrise, then began a long spiral pattern around the area, scanning for pursuing Ranchers or any sign of predators. Leading a calf alone into the wilderness was turning in to a full time job. He missed his free and easy lifestyle,... Read more →
Cattle Logic – Part Three
CHAPTER 8 Rum Feldon sat behind the wheel of his black Yukon Denali parked in front of the gate at Bar W’s pasture. He lifted his cell phone and punched in Kerry Johnson’s number. “I’m sittin in front of the pasture, and I’m not seeing that calf anywhere” he told the Bar W foreman. Johnson... Read more →
Cattle Logic Part Deux
In her second installment of Cattle Logic, Post blogger Sue Gray continues her high-test, extended allegory about the clandestine actions of the Bush Administration. Read More →