Sergeant Elias Miller Jr.—named for the grandfather who played the “Gibson”—had been deployed for eighteen months. He...
The air in the precinct was thick with the smell of stale coffee and the hum of...
The setting was the sterile, quiet hallway of the city’s pediatric wing. It was late—that hour of...
Arthur—not the bus driver we met before, but a veteran of the same name—had spent the last...
Barnaby, the Golden Retriever who had spent his life rescuing fawns and picking up litter, was now...
The story finds Silas the man with the “warm voice” from the subway—not on a stage or...
The setting was a small, sun-drenched room in the corner of the Miller farmhouse. The air was...
What Fenley does is strip away the digital “glass partition” of modern production. He relies on two...
In the dusty corner of the attic, nestled next to the case for the Gibson guitar, sat...
The stage of the “National Talent Showcase” was a daunting expanse of polished wood and blinding spotlights....
