Red River Review
Established 1999
Tag: Alan Gann
Five After Wonderland by Alan Gann
rabbit dens, though alluring and fun always reminded her — of him but blue bonnets in an open field no longer seemed enough so… I Alice chased a gray schnauzer down an ocherous brick path discussed Goethe/Freudian allusion in the early Mamet plays… Continue Reading “Five After Wonderland by Alan Gann”
Sitting on a Manhattan Stoop Wondering at a Million Strangers by Alan Gann
Are those gang colors? Does that heart beat beneath a pointed white hood? Why must they jabber like that? How to hold another’s eyes in mine without fear, reveal the shared desires? Struggling to walk streets free from a history of pain and twisted… Continue Reading “Sitting on a Manhattan Stoop Wondering at a Million Strangers by Alan Gann”
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