Lee K. Abbott was the author of Love is the Crooked Thing, Living After Midnight, Wet Places at Noon, and, most recently, All Things, All at Once: New & Selected Stories. In addition to KR, his fiction and articles appeared in Harper’s, Atlantic Monthly, New York Times Book Review, and Southern Review. His work was included in Best American Short Stories and The O’Henry Awards.
Fiction
Autumn 1989
How Love Is Lived in Paradise
Though I am still called Bubba by some I do and do not like, my real name is Cecil Fitzgerald Toomer, and this adventure that’s happened to me starts with […]
In Memoriam
How Love Is Lived in Paradise
From The Kenyon Review, Autumn 1989, Vol. XI, No. 4 Though I am still called Bubba by some I do and do not like, my real name is Cecil Fitzgerald […]