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Tag Archives: Freesia McKee

The Devil’s Pockets by Freesia McKee

The devil carries a wristwatch with a broken strap. When you ask her for the time, she pretends the battery is also dead. And that’s how you never leave her room, small and hot. There’s no comfortable place to sleep. When she comes home each day after completing The Devil’s Work, she lies and says […]

Posted byDaleOctober 2020October 2020Posted inIssue 27Tags: Freesia McKee
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