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Romeo Davis Stories

A novela in progress: Chapters 1 – 4

And a short story for an idle afternoon

Adapted from a photo by Adbar (Wikimedia) at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CA_254_Avenue_of_the_Giants.jpg

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High-Concept Fotos

Headless man at the Los Angeles Times Book Fair at USC, March 2016.
Headless man at the Los Angeles Times Book Fair at USC, March 2016.
No face, no feet, an unloved life form.
No face, no feet, an unloved life form.
Attack of the Cactoids. Desert garden at the Huntington Library, Pasadena.
Attack of the Cactoids. Desert garden at the Huntington Library, Pasadena.
A tree that lends a hand. NW corner of Kittridge and Wilbur, Reseda.
A tree that lends a hand. NW corner of Kittridge and Wilbur, Reseda.
Secret Life of a Swimming Pool: The Mallard Brothers regularly stop by before 7 a.m., when the man in the safari hat arrives with a long-poled broom and skim basket.
Secret Life of a Swimming Pool: The Mallard Brothers regularly stop by before 7 a.m., when the man in the safari hat arrives with a long-poled broom and skim basket.
A study in staring forward with eyes on the sides of one's head. Marmalade Cafe, Calabasas.
A study in staring forward with eyes on the sides of one’s head. Marmalade Cafe, Calabasas.
All Joshua trees point toward Los Angeles. The name Joshua tree comes from Mormon settlers, who were reminded of the prophet Joshua pointing the way to the Promised Land.
All Joshua trees point toward Los Angeles. The name Joshua tree comes from Mormon settlers, who were reminded of the prophet Joshua pointing the way to the Promised Land.
Redbud leaves in morning sun at Arlington Garden, Pasadena. Like dragonflies.
Redbud leaves in morning sun at Arlington Garden, Pasadena. Like dragonflies.
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