Evidence of a Commuter Train
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Will Phil and Angie find love? Can Tony find the emerald ring a ghost hid on the train? How can an overweight Clyde escape from a locked train bathroom after the lights go out and his stop is coming? Near the train tracks, there is Paula’s house where women escape into their art and from the memories of commuting. These are just some of the stories about people experiencing life on and off a commuter train.
Riding a commuter train is a salvation when the highways shut down and agony when the rails shut down. It is a time to catch up on sleep, play video games, listen to music, socialize, knit, read a book, or write a book.
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Stanley B. Trice grew up on a dairy farm in Virginia and ended up commuting by train to the Pentagon to work on defense budgets. To keep his sanity, he wrote short stories. More than two dozen magazines and journals have published them. Stanley escaped the long commute and politics to move to North Carolina where he belongs to several writing groups and volunteers to write grants. His website is stanleybtrice.com
