Six Hand Drawn Sketches from the Summer of Nineteen Ninety Two

and eleven,” I said. “We were already divorced, and my house was paid for.”

“Evelyn needed seventy-five thousand dollars for her medical school tuition and her first year in Seattle,” Arthur said.

He looked down at his plate, his finger tracing the edge of the white ceramic.

“The bank was going to deny her student loans because of my outstanding debt,continue reading …