Abraham Woodliff·Sep 26, 2023Non-FungibleA wise man once said, “why change the world when you can just pretend you did?” That wise man was my boss, Arthur Fishburne. We were…
Abraham Woodliff·Apr 30, 2023The Ghost of Mare Island: A Vallejo StoryEvery town in America has their legends, their hauntings, their myths, and we’re no different. For kids who grew up in Vallejo and Benicia…A response icon1A response icon1
Abraham Woodliff·Jun 30, 2022Sleepless in San FranciscoIt was roughly 2:30 AM and I had woken up to a racing heart accompanied by a subtle anxiety. This wasn’t the worst it’s ever been, but it…A response icon3A response icon3
Abraham Woodliff·Oct 7, 2021Time“Fear of the journey will ensure you never reach the destination,” he said aloud to no one in particular. “You’re always spendin’ time…
Abraham Woodliff·Sep 5, 2021Shorelines and ValleysI had to drive her home, but I didn’t want to. I wanted her to lie beside me and watch dumb cartoons forever, but I had work in the morning…A response icon1A response icon1
Abraham Woodliff·Apr 23, 2021What a Waste“You ever feel like you’ve wasted your life?” That’s what I said to my best friend on the phone as I walked to my car. I had just gotten…A response icon1A response icon1
Abraham Woodliff·Apr 13, 2021The Least Educated on The ElevatorHigh rise residential buildings are a symbol of urban America. If you live in one, you’re either at the bottom or the top. I’m closer to…
Abraham Woodliff·Dec 9, 2020DysmorphiaWhat is it to achieve parity? My life was one of juxtaposition. A life of contrast is prone to conflict; both internal and external. As a…A response icon1A response icon1
Abraham Woodliff·Oct 29, 2020Nostalgia: A story about freedomI was just released from prison. They let me out of San Quentin and it was the first time since 1992 that I felt the breeze come off the…