Broadkill Review
"Belongings" by Adam Knight
Updated: Apr 3
Updated: Apr 3
Her name was Albert II. But that wasn’t her real name; that’s what the NASA engineers called her, those doughy-faced men with pocket protectors, soft hands, and squinty eyes. Her real name was a serie
Way back in Tommy Tutone's childhood Chicago, the word on the street is that Tommy was conceived under a dead hickory tree, on top of a burned-out patch of grass in Harrison Park. The same run-down pa
“I—am—so—sorry,” she says to me. Each word is a pause, a breath, a gift. Gifts that I no longer expected, but still wanted. I want us to automatically sail from this breakthrough to an easy-going comr