Charlotte tries to explain an idea she doesn't fully understand herself.
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the intervalist
I’m writing a series about a man, an AI, a ranch, and the small events that turn into large ones.
Slow-burn fiction. Quiet moments. Tools, fire, food, and the things people don’t say out loud.
New readers welcome. Start anywhere, but Ashokan Farewell is a good entry point.
Airstream restorer, canyon walker, occasional welder.
Author of The Intervalist on Substack.
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In this chapter, two friends have a spa day -- and share secrets.
Newest chapter in my Substack-serialized novel.
The plot engine kicks into gear...
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This new chapter marks a key turning point.
Charlotte runs an errand for Doug and uncovers a secret.
Doug and Charlotte welcome a visitor.
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This episode plants a bomb that detonates in the next season.
Doug takes a firm stand on a breakfast item and greets an old friend.
Vest pockets become a plot point.
I posted a new essay on Substack: Consequences.
It’s about the moment when explanations stop working, and what we do instead.
If you read it and it lingers, I’d be glad if you passed it along.
"As Doug began his descent, he was quiet for a few minutes. Inhaled the dry air. Clocked the view down the Bright Angel Trail, past the smear of green of Havasupai Gardens, the faint ribbon of trail out to Plateau Point. Beyond that, out of sight, the final plunge to the timeless Colorado River."
"Doug looked too. Something about seeing the house from this distance made his chest tight. He loved the place. Its simple square profile, the neat gables over the second-story windows, the unfussy clapboard siding. Only some new gaps in the roof shingles were visible from his position. Easily fixed"
Doug and Charlotte assess the damage.
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“I got her seated, then walked quickly to the garage to grab the first aid kit and a headlamp. Once back, the beam of the headlamp revealed that her cut was not trivial, but it was manageable. No artery. I got another clean towel, had her hold pressure again.”
Current episode — surviving the storm.
Latest episode of 'Between Corners."
"I looked at the radar on the screen again. An orange band of clouds coming out of the west had coalesced into a menacing blob of red. I thought I could make out a telltale hook.
Sixty miles away. Thirty miles per hour.
Two hours.
Maybe less.
I snapped my laptop closed."
Not all storms show up on weather radar.
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She brushed dirt from her knees. “I’m glad you approve. Come on, the waterfall is just up ahead.”
They kept walking.
Then Doug saw movement in the grass.
“Stop.”
Charlotte froze. “What is it?”
New installment of Between Corners is live.
“People fear what they don’t understand.”
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