Joseph Dalton

The Company She Kept

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I T MAY BE that the record of a life, after all, comes down to its detritus--the stubs of train

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T here is not much to say, it would seem, for a state whose main contributions to the national culture

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T his story begins on a grey morning, about two weeks ago. We decided to journey to Walden Pond, to

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H ARRY CREWS' father worked for seven years in the 1920s building a road through the Everglades; the first part

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"You're magic," said the agent. "You're me all over." "What you would like to be," I said, "I can make

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FASTEN SEAT BELTS PLEASE. The light blinks on overhead, we sink into our seats and careen off into the wild

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It is an age of revelation. Tell one, tell all--and get paid for it. Writers write novels about writers, reporters

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I T SEEMS THAT in their final days, empires begin to turn faster and faster, careening along and over everything.

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H E LIKED RHINESTONE SUITS, and he bought four Cadillacs almost before he bought himself a house. He thought frequent

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I N THE FINE Dan Jenkins novel this movie is loosely based on, the prefix semi- attached to an adjective