It began at a sports bar, the kind of place the realtor would call "happy-go-lucky." In other words, if your barstool wasn't sticky, assume it had just been swabbed clean by CSI. There was graffiti ... [+]
Short Fiction
Zoe Marie Bel is a writer of fiction and poetry, whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Los Angeles Review, Australian Book Review, Mystery Tribune, and more. Her debut novel is forthcoming; her poetry slimbook 'Foothills' is in bookstores now. Read online pieces and follow news at zoemariebel.com. (Photo credit: Jaimie Kourt.)
It began at a sports bar, the kind of place the realtor would call "happy-go-lucky." In other words, if your barstool wasn't sticky, assume it had just been swabbed clean by CSI. There was graffiti ... [+]