William Cass has had a little over sixty-five short stories
accepted for publication in a variety of literary magazines and
anthologies,
including the winning selection in The Examined Life Journal's writing contest. He is a former resident of the Midwest, and now lives and works as an educator in San Diego, California.
MUSIC OUTSIDE A ROLLER RINK
The movie theater’s old doors were made of oak. Rain fell in big drops in the muck that had formed in front of the ticket window. It wasn’t yet five o’clock, but the evening’s gloaming had already begun to descend.
MUSIC OUTSIDE A ROLLER RINK
The movie theater’s old doors were made of oak. Rain fell in big drops in the muck that had formed in front of the ticket window. It wasn’t yet five o’clock, but the evening’s gloaming had already begun to descend.
