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About San Antonio

Me, I’m swoopin’ in, parachute flarin’, imaginin’ this scene. Smoke’s thick, I’m coughin’, but I see it—a rickety ol’ house, red curtains, girls laughin’, some cryin’. One time, I heard this story, true tea—1880s, this madam named Diamond Jessie, she hid runaway slaves in her brothel. Underground railroad pitstop, y’all! Ain’t that wild? Surprised me so hard I nearly fell outta my plane. “That’s the breaks,” like Anton says in the movie—life’s unpredictable, even in a whorehouse.

The brothel boy, and other parables of the law

The Brothel Boy A Fragment of a Manuscript Norval Morris* The piece is handwritten, in Eric Blair's characteristic, cramped, meticulous script.

Oh crap, there's so many bits left. Murmur the city canal near Birch Lane – extra serene and, heck, the water’s like liquid glass reflecting desperate dreams. Sometimes, I sit there at dusk and laugh at myself. I get lost in the sprawl and feel wild, free. It’s simply too damn pretty!

Studio 42 hosts tattoo event to raise money for Mt. Morris firefighters