Talk:Brief Lives

by Alan Vanneman (2014)

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«There at the New Yorker» (conclusion)

The world had changed, and the New Yorker with it; but now the New Yorker was only a part of the world, instead of being slightly apart from it.  ¶

--Faterson

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«Air Boat Operator»

Mr. Osbourne he liked to drink blood. Just pour a little whiskey in it and drink it down. It makes you feel good. So I got to be sort of a blood drinker myself. There ain’t nothing wrong with it. It makes you feel good, calms you down. I like that deer blood.

--Faterson