THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: FATHER OF US ALL
The learned know that formless chaos spins within the stars and the spaces between them, an infinite display of terrors in every shape even beyond conception.
May 26, 2022the way it went down
THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: THE DANCING MAN
OK, so I was in uh, Cortlandt. Uh. 1 Path. The station, uh, below the mall when he showed up, the guy. Yeah, that was the morning of...what? Oh. Lucuis Greenblatt. Yes sir. Hello. My name is Lucuis Greenblatt. I was director, um. Director of station custodial services for Path WTC. Also the mall.
May 14, 2022
THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: LAST CALL
When I first read the books and picked them apart for the group, I was unmoved. I was young and idealistic. I thought I would make my mark. I thought the things we were doing (or more importantly, preventing others from doing) would shape the world. I didn't fully realize then what I had worked on.
March 19, 2022
THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: LAST CHRISTMAS
She doesn't know who I am when the door first opens, but it comes to her. Hi, yeah, it's Gary, I work with Bob? No, I don't know where Bob is. Yes, I know it's Christmas but...could I come in and could we talk for a second? She's dressed in faux-Elf pajamas, a Santa hat, and huge, furry slippers.
December 25, 2021
THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: FROM THE OUTSIDE LOOKING IN
AN EXCERPT FROM A REPORT TO THE CAUSIS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY, PREPARED BY THE CAUSIS COUNTRY SHERIFF’S OFFICE -suspect entered the Brixton Rare Book Room at approximately 2:30 PM PST 22 JUN 2018.
November 16, 2021
THE WAY IT WENT DOWN: RETIRED
In my retirement, I read books all day. When I’m not reading, I play word-search puzzles. I have stacks of those flimsy, cheap, books, covered in red and blue ovals, scribbled notes and cartoons, with their puzzles done out; and a Tupperware bin of split-tipped felt markers.
October 11, 2021