Phillip Glass treated my athlete’s foot with Micanozole every morning for four weeks: a thin layer rubbed into the soles of my feet and between my toes. On the last day of the treatment, as he was applying the ointment, Mr. Glass explained … Continue reading →

I learn of her death by text message. Corina passed away last night. We will probably be going there in the next few days. I’ll keep you informed when John decides. This after weeks lying beneath closed curtains, her face darkening and her … Continue reading →

He checked the pulse of the giant dormant creature and decided against waking it. Instead the polar bear was splayed out for observation, its eyelids twitching and its breathing irregular. The eyes were open, promising carnage if the circumstances weren’t what they were. … Continue reading →

The first time I noticed their camp was during a jog. They had installed a makeshift workout gym under the awning of the big graffiti-ed building but the majority of the tents had been pitched on a terrain vague a few meters away. … Continue reading →