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“One of the women said she was my aunt.”
“Paradise Pawn is based on her experiences working behind the counter of a pawn shop.”
“When Dad and I went to Dallas for Mom’s funeral, Dad gave me my own disposable camera with twenty four pictures on it.”
“While we waited for our food, Dad built me a card house out of the sugar packets.”
“She holds a BA from Williams College and an MFA in fiction writing from Columbia University.”
“Dad made up a story about how he and I lived in the big house, which was a castle, and we were the bosses of every body in the little houses.”
“When I tried to help, I kept knocking it down, but he never got mad.”
““You didn’t want to be in the family picture?” he said.”
“Copyright © 2026 Meg Richardson.”
“Richardson is a writer, translator, and cartoonist from Iowa.”
“I don’t remember the church part of the funeral very well, but I remember the part where everyone looked at Mom’s body.”
“She was wearing a tight white dress and pink-orange lipstick.”
“I kept breathing like that and I went to find Dad.”
“A spray of pink fireworks shot into the sky, then gold, twinkling, dripping ones, then ones in the shape of smiley faces.”
“Then, when the sound died down and the sugar melted in my throat, I remembered that my mom was dead and I wasn’t supposed to be happy.”
“I’m supposed to be sad.” “Babe, no you’re not.”
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“Eventually it was so big that it took up half the table.”
“Dad went in the other room with the sandwiches.”
“He knew nobody wanted him in the picture.”