A FINE LUNCH
by Matthew Sanborn Smith
Lunch was so good we sucked our teeth until we swallowed our
bicuspids. We stopped sucking after that, but it was difficult.
They had nuts in the salad.
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My Name: Matthew Sanborn Smith. My NEW challenge: Write 1000 stories before I die. Current story count: 197. The One-Thousand is made up of stories that are aimed at publication in professional venues. I've been published at Tor.com, Apex, and Nature, among others. See everything I do at matthewsanbornsmith.com. Shoot me an e-mail at upwithgravity@gmail.com
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