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NEVER SWAM NO SEA
For lodging in a renovated barn, a local historian and an experimental filmmaker supervise an intellectually disabled man, who disappears before an oncoming storm.
Under the silo two bodies remained, as still as statuary, one beside a galvanized trough, the other toppled some feet farther, facedown in the bluegrass. To a side, a pair of charred fenceposts crossed in a ring of ashes and strung a slow line of smoke out toward the signboards--mainsails and topgallants placarding gas and food and lodging--beneath which the endless semis charged, one upon one upon another.
​Chad Willenborg
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