The Baltimore Drive-by, Part XI: I hear music
When the skinny mystery fan gave up his jabber and walked off, I was alone in the street. I'd lost McCarver. Now Blake was gone, too.
[Read all of "The Baltimore Drive-by" so far here.]
Nothing to do but head back to the convention hotel and catch the late action at the bar. No way to get there in time unless I took the subway. I was in luck; this was Baltimore. In Philadelphia, you couldn't buy a token or a pass at my station, and the attendants wouldn't make change. So why have attendants? Don't ask me; I hadn't lived in America's Next Great City long enough to figure it out.
[Read the rest of "The Baltimore Drive-by, Part XI: I hear music" here]
© Peter Rozovsky 2009
[Read all of "The Baltimore Drive-by" so far here.]
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Nothing to do but head back to the convention hotel and catch the late action at the bar. No way to get there in time unless I took the subway. I was in luck; this was Baltimore. In Philadelphia, you couldn't buy a token or a pass at my station, and the attendants wouldn't make change. So why have attendants? Don't ask me; I hadn't lived in America's Next Great City long enough to figure it out.
[Read the rest of "The Baltimore Drive-by, Part XI: I hear music" here]
© Peter Rozovsky 2009
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