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Morning Glory by Hana Widerman
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Morning Glory by Hana Widerman
We brought an apocalypse with us,my mother jokes. This is what happenswhen a daughter asks for inheritance,her proper third. I am the 15th generationand she is the 14th. The day before,an earthquake 7.5 in IshikawaPrefecture. For weeks on the tvthe airplane on fire will replayagain and again. My grandfatheris eighty-three. When he picked us upfrom the airport, he brought a bouquetof umbrellas for the rain. He askedabout my future plans, overjoye…
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