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I’m a real estate agent in Tucson, and by now I’ve logged more miles on desert two-lanes than most long-haul drivers.

The valet took my car under a streetlamp that was buzzing. A dead moth sat on the windshield. I didn'

The day we didn’t pick her up, I got up at 6:15 like always. Made coffee. Same cracked mug.

Three months before my wedding, I started finding my mother asleep on the couch at four in the afternoon.

At 5:12 on a soaked October evening, I stopped on the corner of Murray and Forbes because my son Owen

The bread sat on a scratched plastic plate, three patches of green-black mold spreading across the surface

At 9:40 in the morning, the front desk of the Sierra Vista police station smelled like burnt coffee and

I'm not a man who believes in signs. I sell commercial real estate for a living, have for sixteen

The paper was still warm from the printer when Vanessa Price pulled into the short-term lot at Aspen-Pitkin

The wallet was lying in a puddle on the third level of the Meridian parking garage, next to a soggy cardboard