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Michael Dickson

Michael Dickson

Love affairs

No love affair ends well. It is always a sad thing.

Sep 5, 2023

Sep 5, 2023

Michael Dickson

The old wolf

It had rained most of the night, but not now, so he stood quietly so not to waken his mate. He left the cave to trot the short distance to…

May 15, 2017

May 15, 2017

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Dark girl in the blue dress

It was raining outside, a rain that looked to be an endless characteristic of this green jungle world, and he was sitting atop a crooked…

Dec 9, 2016

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

Victoria and the cowboy

A Latina, she was born in a black barrio in a huge American city. She was the oldest of many because Latinos are like that, but she had a…

Dec 9, 2016

Victoria and the cowboy

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

The broken staircase

Five steps rotted and collapsed in the middle of the staircase, and that’s how it all began. Alcott was upstairs. He never left his home…

Dec 9, 2016

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

Sunny side up

Like all pre-menopausal women, Bett produced a monthly egg. But it wasn’t like the egg of other women. It was more like a condor’s.

Dec 9, 2016

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

Waco spaceman

Billy Bob deployed one iron anchor and then the other. The wooden space ship was bouncing loonily.

Dec 9, 2016

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

Dark to light

IT WAS COLD and dark, but she did not shiver nor was she afraid.

Dec 9, 2016

Dec 9, 2016

Michael Dickson

Last Night of the Iguana

Monday, September 1: Ah Puch opened his eyes, and Ix Chel was still not at his side, dead now over a month, a month in which he had rarely…

Sep 13, 2014

Sep 13, 2014

Michael Dickson

Michael Dickson

American-Mexican newspaper editor, retired from the United States in 2000, now living in the mountains of Central Mexico. Mexican citizen since 2005.

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