Andy Warhol's Sister and Other Stories: Table of Contents

Andy Warhol's Sister: She started yelling at me as soon as the sliding door to the supermarket swished open. Of course, the path to the bus-stop led right past her. I hefted my bag of groceries and ignored her. “They're blind, they're blind....

Telemachus/ The Tower: Sardonic, tall Matt Richardson came from the doorframe, brushing his teeth with a green tube, a yellow towel suspended from his arm in the warming morning air. He took the foaming toothbrush from his mouth and placed it like an...

I'm Not Your Mother: The man walked down the street. In front of him, two boys rode rusty dirtbikes. They circled around each other and made small jumps. One taller boy went around a brown sedan with a fallen bumper. He followed the man....

Love and Sex: “Everybody knows that love is real, but not many people know why.”I was raking the leaves in my back yard when my neighbor, Mr. Cristas, made this comment to me over the leafy hedge. His words reminded me of the...

Television Set: They had been married for five years when Bill Tyler brought home a television set. Wendy stood in the kitchen of their apartment, soup ladle hanging at her side, watching as Bill lugged the cardboard box through the front door....

Truth and Beauty: One day Mike decided to instill values of truth and beauty into his life.He was inspired by the books he had been reading in his literature courses. The order and structure of such novels as James Joyce's Ulysses and Virginia...