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Tag Archives: Meagan Masterman

Small Town Drug Dealer by Meagan Masterman

Open palm stretched at camera - imagery for the story "Small Town Drug Dealer" by Meagan Maguire

It comes in little bags. Little Ziploc bags, like the ones they package jewelry in down at the junk shop. You know what I mean. The bracelets with bright plastic beads? There’s only a smidge of it in each bag, but it’s worth a lot. Like diamonds. You’ve got to seal up the bags carefully […]

Posted byDaleJanuary 2017November 2017Posted inIssue 12Tags: Meagan Masterman
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