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Wanting
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10 a.m. in the Publix parking lot. South Florida sun already heavy against my skin, swirling in little eddies inside elbows, collarbones, the concave of my throat. Coursing along cracked pavement and searing the shimmering hoods of cars. No choice, no resistance now. Surrender to this daydream...
Waitress contest
The Los Angeles Review
The mirror behind the stage is still streaked with handprints, smudges of sweat and body oil. The girls still climb up every few dances with spray bottles of glass cleaner and rags, wiping it up and down, back and forth, like slutty Cinderellas in their g-strings and bras...
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Florida Book Review
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