Yell Jump and I Will Jump with You I added “Born to Run” to a mix CD I gave to my high school crush and it didn’t matter that he never listened to it — love could not distance me from the hydraulic roar of death.
Matthew Mastricova
Selected work (7 publications)
Once I Say It, Then I’ve Said ItAs a way to spend more time with Noah after a month of late-night rehearsals and nights spent alone in our apartment, I was helping the Broadway Haven Players conduct their first act run-through of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Imagining My Father If, Instead of My Grandfather, He Had Been His Own FatherHe would be as open about his feelings as he is about his medical issues. He would not have as many feelings about Big Vitamin. He would still have a too-long and-too convoluted theory for explaining John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
This Body Does Not Belong to YouHe is leaving the station, behind you, after you, and where is he looking? Are his eyes fixed ahead, or on his phone, one of however many hookup apps open and pulsing, or on your ass?