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About Lou Gaglia
Lou Gaglia is the author of Poor Advice and Other Stories and Sure Things & Last Chances. His fiction has appeared in Eclectica, Columbia Journal, The Cortland Review, and elsewhere.
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There are two types of nurses: ones who believe in ghosts, and ones who are lying. We don’t talk about it much, especially now that the war is over. There’s not much to say, and no one wants to remember….
Tomatoes.
Chop, chop, chop.
Okras.
Thinly.
Chop, chop, chop.
The honeycomb is perfect for learning math. “Exact hexagons,” it says. I like that word. It’s a word my mother would have liked, too—she was a word person.