PoetryWeary Tune by John Grey
There, against the wall. on the sidewalk where fat guts reign, a skinny guy with a voice like a clapped out circus barker sings an old folk ditty and strums an out-of-tune,…
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Writing by John Grey published in Dual Coast Magazine. 5 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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PoetryHer Life by John Grey
Her Life She’s a teenage beauty in thrall to various males – so, when the important political announcement is made, she checks her cell phone again – when the Orca breaches the…
Driving Lessons by John Grey
First time my hands touched a steering wheel, they froze and sweated all at the same time. My knees buckled. The air in my chest played hopscotch on my lungs. A college…
The Low School That Was High School by John Grey
There was the teacher who constantly scratched his pendulous chin and the other who taught the rigid rules of math with the vagaries of a facial twitch. Also, there was the thin…
The End of the World as Ben Knows It by John Grey
The kids are shooting BB guns at a tin can on a fence again. The old man is jumping up and down in his parlor, rattling the furniture. The woman's tears are…