Story:
Corner of his eye
Ghosts and spirits and spooks had always interested him, but Humboldt Nelson had always preferred to keep them at arm's length. The 1963 version of The Haunting had a place in his heart next to the 2002 vintage Campus Oaks Zinfandel and a crackling fire on a clear winter night, but he was not ready for the supernatural to enter his real life. Not even on the periphery.
Essays:
Abbey #116, in print:
"Charles Bukowski and me" essay and "Deus ex machina"--A limited number of signed copies available by contacting Harry.
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The Authority of Paper, published in Thunder Sandwich, and reprinted in Word Catalyst.
Key-ping Paradise in your Honeymoon:
Unexpected Gifts from Key West
Coauthored with Trina Allen. Appears as my February, 2009 column in Word Catalyst.
Book Reviews:
Key West in Black and White by Tom Concoran
Insider's Guide to the Florida Keys and Key West by Nancy Toppino
Interview:
On Writing and Poetry: Harry Calhoun in Conversation
E-mail Harry: harryc13@aol.com
Columns:
Truly Calhoun
Something new each month.
Ten Dollar Tastings
Archive--
Wonderful Wines that Won't Wear on Your Wallet
Praise for I knew Bukowski like you knew a rare leaf
Your poetry is so real and easy to relate to. I don't know how anyone could read your work and still say "I don't get poetry." -- Shirley Allard, editor, Word Catalyst
A sip or a gulp -- it's all pleasure ... Calhoun's poems are accessible as my best-loved sweater, yet filled with quiet astonishments. -- Hillary Hebert, writer