Monthly Archives: October 2022

Conclusion: So what does Denise want? (Do not read this until you have read Part 8, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) “I don’t understand,” I say, which is the understatement of … Continue reading →

What is Denise’s connection to Mitch? (Do not read this until you have read Part 7, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) “Could I go to your world?” I ask. “No,” she … Continue reading →

Revealed: Why the yearbooks are different! (Do not read this until you have read Part 6, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) “We’re years, maybe decades, away from being able to actually … Continue reading →

Skip Swaps–and missing high school seniors from 1972–explained. (Do not read this until you have read Part 5, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) So apparently, there are all these universes lined … Continue reading →

Denise begins to unravel the mystery. (Do not read this until you have read Part 4, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) The red-roofed Stamford Dairy Queen has been in its spot … Continue reading →

Denise wants to meet. Should Mitch do it? (Do not read this until you have read Part 3, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, click here.) Denise’s email is still open, daring me to … Continue reading →

Part 3–Why are there two different 1972 yearbooks? And who are the seniors missing from one of them? (Do not read this until you have read Part 2, which you can do by clicking here. To read from the beginning, … Continue reading →

Why is Denise Myers contacting Mitch 50 years later? (Do not read this until you have read Part 1, which you can do by clicking here.) “Mitch–See you in 50 years. D.” You’d think that would have gotten my attention … Continue reading →

(My new short story concerns members of the Class of ‘72 who have gone missing … from their high school yearbook. There will be nine brief installments, published every other day.) You have to be very brave to ask the … Continue reading →