The Coach Who Never Gave Up
The first time I met Marcus Dell, he told me to go to hell. He was fourteen, a freshman, standing in the doorway of my… Read more
The first time I met Marcus Dell, he told me to go to hell. He was fourteen, a freshman, standing in the doorway of my… Read more
For four winters I never told one soul in Coldwater County how close we were to going under, and then three days before Christmas I… Read more
At 6:42 that Saturday evening, twenty two months after my brother’s last failed drug test and eleven days after I had paid four hundred dollars… Read more
Three hours before my son’s wedding, I stood behind a stack of folding chairs in the back corner of a barn I built with my… Read more
My son Victor pulled out Alma’s chair at the head of the table, the chair my wife sat in for forty-one years, and he seated… Read more
I am thirty-four weeks pregnant, and for three weeks running, my address at night has not been my own bed. It has been the back… Read more