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Larry T. Menlove

Larry T. Menlove ponders a monastic life amidst the hubbub of modernity. Published in Weber Studies, the Salt Lake City Weekly, and Twisted Tongue with forthcoming work in Dialogue, he lives a stones throw from the calm waters of Spring Lake, Utah.

What Heaven Might Be Like

30 July 2007
Vol. 7, No. 2
fiction, short story

I started worrying about my ride home right after Dr. Thursgard told me I could put my bra and shirt back on. I didn't know it would happen so fast. Deke had driven me to the office and made sure I was signed in and sat with me in the waiting room for twenty minutes, but then he left to go get his wooling shears sharpened.