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In my office, a dusty stack of psych journals beckoned. A twenty-pagetreatise on the eye-blink reflex in schizophrenic Hooded rats lowered myeyelids. I went down to the pond and fed the koi. For fish, they’re smart, havelearned to swarm the moment I come down the stairs. It’s nice to be wanted. Warm air and sloshing […]

“Sounds nice.” I told him about driving up to Latigo, left out the rest of my motor tourand the memories it had evoked. He said, “No kidding. I was up there myself, early in the morning. Pretty,no?” “And out of the way.” “I talked to a few neighbors, including the old guy Michaela scared when […]

Who was to say? I’d stopped without meaning to in front of Peaty’s building. One of thelittle kids waved at me and I waved back and both parents turned. Shaved-headDad glared. I sped off. No action at the PlayHouse, same for the big cantaloupe-painted complex on Overland that DylanMeserve had left without notice. Shabby place. […]

"Next thing on my checklist." ‘I’ll be there at about eight. Have some answers for me then, please." "One more thing. As soon as the staff begin arriving, rumors will sprcad. May I tell people that you’ll be making an announcement?" "Good point. I’ll speak to everyone in the Great Hall at, say, nine-thirty." The […]

She had not known this two hours ago, when she had phoned Stanley Oxenford, chairman and majority shareholder in Oxenford Medical. She had been dreading the call. She had to give him the worst possible news, and take the blame. She steeled herself for his disappointment, indignation, or perhaps rage. He had said, "Are you […]