by Rich Wright His hands are filthy. He looks at them where they protrude from the frayed cuffs of his

The dog barks, and the caravan moves on.
by Rich Wright His hands are filthy. He looks at them where they protrude from the frayed cuffs of his
by Rich Wright When I was six, my father took me to the circus. My father drank a lot, and
The war was almost over but we didn’t know it yet. I was still in bed. It was dark, but
It was the middle of the morning on the Fourth of July and the rain was pounding down. Dirty, gray