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Memoirs

The Last Day of the World, According to My Father

My father was a man of few words, but grand gestures. His language wasn't English, or French, or any other tongue spoken by men. His language was the thwump of a trowel in wet cement, the steady hum of a circular saw, the scent of sawdust and sweat. He built houses, but more than that, he built truths. He believed...

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