The Automat By Patricia Hemingway On a narrow side street in downtown Manhattan, the lights are still on in Malik’s Automat Café. The surrounding offices are dark and their elevators sit at ground level, empty and quiet. The security guard who lounges behind a desk in the cavernous lobby next door to Malik’s, whose […]
The Wake By Gabrielle Blair No fancy funeral home with polished floors and polished knobs, and undertakers in undertones, and soft-spoken mourners in subdued lighting – where money speaks. Theirs is outdoors – the street is closed. Plastic chairs in rows on cobbles – familiar faces – the village folk of Six Corners face
Yachting In Manzanillo By Margie Keane One thing I have learned while living in Mexico is that to enjoy it to the fullest one must be open to new experiences, get to know the people, learn something of their culture and keep your sense of humor. This story is about a new experience and
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