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Kevin Randall

Kevin Randall
Kevin Randall was a beloved member of the Denver and Spokane, Washington nightlife scenes until his death in February 2016 at the age of 34. He wrote fiction, essays and poetry while working as a bartender. A graduate of Metropolitan State University of Denver, he was a passionate student of chemistry and literature, and a vocal advocate for criminal justice reform.

A Theft

By Kevin Randall
Fiction•Vol. XXX No. 1 (Spring 2017)

So many drugs there: rotund red sixty milligram oxys, pure white diamond-shaped Dilaudid, and Xanax for kicking. The kitten was kicked often too. Owned by a junky dick named Jimmy O, Sarafina was innocent and beautiful, and she carried the burden of Jimmy’s shortcomings. Tortured, starved, ridiculed. “Get off the fucking counter, you stupid fucking… [Read More]

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