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Weekly Contest #358
Der LäuferA Story of the Arizona Territory, 1863 The wagon train came apart in the late afternoon.It was the kind of light that made the desert look like something holy, all copper and bleeding red, the mountains in the distance black against a sky that had no business being so beautiful. Elsa Brandt had said so that very morning, standing at the tailgate with her hands on her hips, squinting west. Schau mal, Hans. Schau dir das an. Look at that. And Hans Brandt had looked and agreed it was something and gone back to checking the wheel brac...
Weekly Contest #331
StrawberryThe coffee steamed in the cold air, curling up past Eli's weathered face like the ghost of something warm trying to escape. He watched it rise and disappear into the gray morning, then set the cup down on the little table between the wicker chairs. His hat came off next—that old black felt that had seen more seasons than some of the horses in his barn—and he placed it carefully in the empty chair beside him, the way a man might set down a companion.Two days of snow now. Heavy stuff, the kind that fell slow and fat and made the worl...
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