Serials | January 1, 2008
Chapter 7: Inauguration Day
by Paul Bass | January 1, 2008 9:25 AM | Permalink
Mayor Elbows makes Lenora Garvey an offer.
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Serials | December 30, 2007
Chapter 6: Precinct 24 Turns Out
by Paul Bass | December 30, 2007 1:37 PM | Permalink
Finally. Election Day arrives.
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Serials | December 27, 2007
Chapter 5: Dinner With Elbows
by Paul Bass | December 27, 2007 5:54 PM | Permalink
Lenora Garvey's in for a surprise. And an unforgettable dessert.
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Serials | December 26, 2007
Chapter 4: A 3-Alarm Protest
by Paul Bass | December 26, 2007 8:04 PM | Permalink
Can a Libertarian mayoral candidate find common cause with preservationists?
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Serials | December 25, 2007
Chapter 3: Rendezvous For Destiny
by Paul Bass | December 25, 2007 9:18 PM | Permalink
The mayor finds an ace in the hole to save his seat.
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Serials | December 23, 2007
Chapter 2: Garvey Finds An Issue
by Paul Bass | December 23, 2007 10:10 AM | Permalink
Guess what language the main branch's new "Spanish-Speaking Librarian" doesn't know?
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Serials | December 21, 2007
GOP Finds Mayoral Candidate
by Paul Bass | December 21, 2007 12:32 PM | Permalink
She's black. She's gay. She's ... a Libertarian?
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Serials | November 30, 2005
Revolt of the Turkeys, Part One
by Allan Appel | November 30, 2005 10:16 AM | Permalink
In which a rabble-rousing turkey escapes the farm and finds himself in Washington, where his talents land him a broadcasting job.
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Serials | November 29, 2005
Revolt of the Turkeys, Part Two
by Allan Appel | November 29, 2005 8:22 AM | Permalink
In which Terence becomes so popular as a media personality, such a spokesman for the downtrodden, that he is recruited for a political career. Read part two of New Haven novelist and playwright Allan Appel's four-part Thanksgiving fable. (Click here to start with part one if you didn't yesterday.)