Tapestry | Louise Erdrich
Louise Erdrich
The Big Cat
The women in my wife’s family all snored, and when we visited for the holidays every winter I got no sleep.
Beauty Stolen From Another World
While browsing through the library stacks at University College in London, I was approached by a handsome Eurasian doctor who pretended to be interested in the book I was skimming
Sister Godzilla
The door banged shut, and then the children were alone with their sixth-grade teacher.
Satan: Hijacker of a Planet
ON the outskirts of a small town in the West, on an afternoon when rain was promised, we sat upon the deck of our new subdivision ranchette and watched the sky pitch over Hungry Horse.
Matchimanito
We started dying before the snow, and, like the snow, we continued to fall.
Destiny
I'm not going anywhere they put the damn radishes in Jell-O," says my friend and employee, Celestine Duval, when I mention visiting her son, Norris.
Saint Marie
So when I went there, I knew the dark fish must rise. Plumes of radiance had been soldered on me.
The Flower
Outside an isolated Ojibwe country trading post in the year 1839, Mink was making an incessant racket.
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