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Sort of sorry that I abandoned this project, only sort of . . .
In 1995, I wrote a rough draft of what probably would have become the longest personal essay in the history of the written word. I titled it *Al, the Prowler, and the Siege at Dodge Boulevard*. The project was a … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, busted window, ditzy teens, first draft, police reports, prowler, supoena, Tucson
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Judges not impressed by weird walk home
One evening in June 1986, I picked up the newspaper and learned that a popular columnist, Mr. J, would be on vacation for three weeks in July. The Powers That Be invited readers to submit stories to a Columnist for … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged columnist, home, judges, newspaper, prowler, teens, WestWord Arizona
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