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The Art of Tetman Callis

The Art of Tetman Callis

Some of the stories and poems may be inappropriate for persons under 16

About

  • Who, what, etc.

Books

  • High Street: Lawyers, Guns & Money in a Stoner’s New Mexico
  • Franny & Toby

Stories

  • Dolomite
  • The Tellings
  • apple strudel
  • Dropping back to Punt
  • My Friend!
  • All the Sobbing Cops
  • Extinguisher (with Unpacking the Object)
  • The Well-Molded Military Brick
  • Lawn
  • What Coy Said
  • Lost Things and Missing Persons
  • Sandhills
  • Road Rave
  • Christmas Pictures
  • Desserts for the Reading of the KJV
  • Kimberly!
  • Candlelight and Flowers
  • Casserole Man
  • eleanor in uncertain way, pulling
  • the german for it, the french
  • latrodectus, loxosceles, lycosa tarentula
  • mama when she’s really pretty
  • Wednesday
  • Rag Doll
  • Tahoe
  • Vitrine
  • The Comedian
  • Shod
  • The Congenital Fiance
  • The Usual Story
  • The Take-Out
  • Entomology
  • Dehiscence
  • The Italian Story
  • Linear Perspective
  • Saved
  • Shelving
  • the talking french cat
  • Karen and the Dropout
  • Legal Advice
  • Exit Interview
  • The Year Our Children Left
  • The Tiny Toy Train
  • Taking Calls
  • Tossing Baby to the Tiger
  • Yellowjacket
  • After the Dreaming
  • burning man
  • Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Pickles and Fries
  • A Dog by the Ears
  • Fifteen Small Apocalypses
  • Yttat
  • Gnats
  • The Lock
  • Abrumpo
  • Three Very Short Fictions
  • Metronome
  • Guys Come in Three Sizes
  • The Hole of Sharon
  • King of the Wire Rings
  • At Kahun, for the Health of the Mother and the Child
  • Tale of the Tribe
  • Liberation
  • Howl

Gallery

  • Albuquerque, 1996

Poems

  • Poems 2001-2010

The Gordon Lish Notes

  • The Gordon Lish Notes

Descartes’ Dreams

  • Descartes’ Dreams – Intro
  • First Dream – Puttin’ on the Ritz
  • Third Dream – A Thousand Times No
  • Fourth Dream – Motherless Child
  • Eighth Dream – The Lion Sleeps Tonight
  • Ninth Dream – Descartes’ Dreams
  • Tenth Dream – The Vicissitudes of the Seasons
  • Twelfth Dream – Fantod
  • Fourteenth Dream – By the Waters of Babylon
  • Fifteenth Dream – The, uh, target
  • Sixteenth Dream – Scoring Six Hits

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Three Very Short Fictions

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