My writing group companion and friend Gary Presley has a Modern Love essay appearing in the New York Times this week. Congratulations Gary!
It’s a real winner. Here’s a little taste:
And so it was that the man in a wheelchair, sardonic and standoffish, and the vibrant young woman who loved science and worried over how she would support her sons, developed an odd connection, a link to a place where hands might touch, but thoughts and feelings and emotions began to flicker like lightning beyond the horizon.
Do you have your own Modern Love story you want to submit to the New York Times? Here’s how you might go about it.
Present Tense 