Entries by Liam Hogan

Slow Drive at Evening

Through my car’s open window and their plate glass, I see the elderly couple who own the store. They’re in argument, or at least in disagreement about something… A little way north, Black Angus lie down in the pasture beside the river. Some say that means rain, and it may. Our last surviving farm: what […]

The Things That Remain

Last night, a foot and a half of snow veiled the predominantly drab ground of the winter, another dire reminder of climate change. Snow or not, though, I can’t account for something I witnessed this morning: I noticed a honeybee caught between a window and a screen. So what to do about this tiny creature? […]