Chuck Teixeira, a tax attorney in San Francisco, lives near his adult children, Emily and Justin, and their mother, Carol. Chuck’s fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in Esquire, Permafrost, Feathered Flounder and Jonathan. His poetry has appeared in Schuylkill Valley Journal, Portland Review, Grasslimb, Slipstream, Distillery and Off the Rocks. His nonfiction has appeared in law profession publications of the Bureau of National Affairs, Matthew Bender and the San Francisco and Los Angeles Daily Journals.
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Greg suggests we pool our money for a bottle of Mad Dog. He’s smiling, the left corner of his mouth out of sync. I can’t help it, I’m a sucker for lopsided smiles. I look through my cache of old photos, there’s only one theme: the lopsided smile. I visit him once a week, after […]
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