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Tag Archives: Catherine Shukle

When I Call Ramona at the Wastewater Treatment Plant by Catherine Shukle

She says: It’s you again. She says: Stop. She says: I’m going to have to report this. She says: I can’t. I would, but I can’t. Ramona says: I have three kids of my own. I know. But, she doesn’t know, because her kids are solid pieces of arm hair and foreskin and bumpy tongue and tonsils that wobble when they […]

Posted byDaleMarch 2020March 2020Posted inIssue 25Tags: Catherine Shukle
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