Examining David Genotiva’s analysis of Henry James’s literary works, focusing on how Genotiva interprets James’s treatment of moral disaster.
Disaster, Evil, and Moral Truth in Henry James: Genotiva’s Analysis
Tag: love
Moses’ Brother
Aaron’s brother pulls him into a violent drug deal. Aaron’s past come to light, forcing him to confront what he does and does not remember.
Method of Loci
A poem addressing the vagaries and impact of Alzheimer’s on my father.
Be you
As a Mother to a neurodivergent 4-year-old and neurotypical 7-year-old, I want them both to know that in my eyes they are perfect.
The Last Voice Message from Abuela
A quiet, haunting story about a woman who keeps receiving voicemails from her deceased grandmother – messages that evolve with time.
The Bel Air inside the Bog
A retired English teacher learns of a rumour about two missing high school students and sets out to solve the fifty year old puzzle.
El Salvador
When Bobby was twenty-one and newly arrived in America, he met a girl from El Salvador.
A Lover’s Vengeance
A sequel to ‘The Devil Made us do it,’ published in Literary Heist. This pirate tale takes place about 75 years later.
Mongolian Ear Worm
This is about a girl you can’t get out of your head. Captivated by her beauty and intrigue, you slowly lose your mind obsessing over her.
Love Isn’t And Is
A high fever in bed,
love goes a little bit mad.
Our Matchmaker was an Autonomous Car
Unlikely lovers confront technology leading to unexpected consequences within the “City by the Bay.”
Regarding Eros
The true nature of Eros.
Transcendence
Transcendence
is eating a peach
Happy Birthday Dad
Written on my father’s 100th birthday. Even though he left this world many years ago, he will never be forgotten by me.
Too Soon
A young woman in a small town, has experienced the loss of her boyfriend and is uncertain as to what she has left to live for.
Raging Rails and Campfire Tales
Mysterious artifacts are found inside a Mojave desert construction site leading to unexpected reunions for a contractor and his wife.
Sylvia’s Eulogy
The coldness of the premature loss of a beloved.