He had earned the stamp of "loser" in his father-in-law's eyes. Worse, he was less a man to his wife Jean. When a possum tried to move in a few months after they purchased their little two-bedroom ... [+]
Short Fiction
Michael Riordan is a writer of poetry, short stories, and educational plays. He has taught in the U.S., Australia, Singapore, and China, where he was a professor of writing and film studies. He was awarded first prize for nonfiction in 2020 Ageless Authors and third prize in 2022 LIGHT. More appears in Consequence, Epoch Press, and Spirituality & Health.
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He had earned the stamp of "loser" in his father-in-law's eyes. Worse, he was less a man to his wife Jean. When a possum tried to move in a few months after they purchased their little two-bedroom ... [+]