Daylight Maybe

On the already congested 36th Avenue, May was in full swing. Paul usually would check the temperature before leaving but he saw the sun in full rays and decided it was warm enough. He had no money for his usual stop at the Dunkin' Donuts for his large black and every-thing bagel with cream cheese. The sun was gentle and bright, and he wished that he were not so hung over while everything was so clear and beautiful past a long winter, the empty dreariness of March, and the rains of April. The weather had played a bigger role in Paul's life in the past year and he generally concerned himself with it most every day. ScWAuthor Sean welsh was nominated for the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Fellowship Award for his book of short stories One From The Ice. Daylight. Mr. Welsh is also a 2019 eLit, Bronze Medal Award Winner in Literary Fiction for his first novel Daylight Maybe.