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Spectrum Of Light
Bob Staake
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June Brides
Gayle Kabaker
A Man And A Woman Talk In Their Living Room
David Sipress
A Couple Driving A Car With A Still Married Sign
Michael Maslin
A Child Responds To Her Schoolteacher Who
William Haefeli
A Wife With Luggage Leaves Her Husband
Alex Gregory
A Woman Juggles Two Children And A Briefcase
Danny Shanahan
A Woman Addresses Her Husband In His Home Office
Tom Toro
Two Praying Mantises Facing Each Other
Joe Dator
If You Lie Down With Pugs
Victoria Roberts
I Remember When I Was The Donald!
Lee Lorenz
Three People Are Sitting In A Living Room
Zachary Kanin
If I Die First
George Booth
New Yorker March 23rd, 1981
James Stevenson
I'm Doing Some Reorganizing - Are There Any
New Yorker February 12th, 1990
Arnie Levin
Then One Day He Said
Mick Stevens
Of Course I Love You - I'm Programmed To Love
J.B. Handelsman
A Husband Talks To His Wife In Their Living Room
Bruce Eric Kaplan
I'm Going To Get My Old Dog
New Yorker June 13th, 1994
Jacques de Loustal
A Woman Seated On A Couch In Front
Peter C. Vey
Oh, Christ - It's Your Mother
Harry Bliss
Good News, Honey - Seventy Is The New Fifty
Gotta Run, Sweetheart. By The Way, That Was One
Robert Weber
It's So Lovely Out Here You Wonder Why
Frank Modell
A Tied-up Woman Says To A Burglar
I've Got An Idea For A Story: Gus And Ethel Live
A Group Of People In A Boardroom Watch As Two Men
Paul Noth
Uh-oh. I Think They're Having A Bryn Mawr Moment
Michael Crawford
Either Cheer Up Or Take Off The Hat
William Steig
Your Wife's Also Asking That You Rot In Hell
The Planet Is All Wobbly This Morning
A Man Proposes To A Woman In A Restaurant
Carolita Johnson
A Man Talks To A Woman Who's Just Done Laundry
Robert Leighton
It's Your Mother. She's Floated Back
Christopher Weyant
A Woman With Luggage Confronts Her Husband
Barbara Smaller
Man Is Blocked By Woman's Set Of Cones
Ken Krimstein
Google Translate For Marriagese -- Translated
Roz Chast
What's Wrong With That Quiet Little Table For Two
Your Wife Gets The House
This Is Mastodon. I Told You To Get Mammoth
Of Course I Care About How You Imagined I Thought
I'm Not Asking You To Change Your Spots. I'm
Al Ross
New Yorker July 9th, 1979
Peter Steiner
What Is It This Time? My Maleness?
William Hamilton
New Yorker May 13th, 1961
Perry Barlow
A Husband And Wife Talk To A Friend
Honey, Wake Up! I Just Remembered Something
Spark Notes Marriage Vows -- A Minister Says
The Marriage Of Sisyphus
Shannon Wheeler
A Real Estate Agent Addresses A Couple
A Husband Walks Into A Trashed Room
A Husband Is Awoken To His Wife's Late Night
A Married Couple Talks In Bed
Frank Cotham
A Father, Son, And Dog All Worry At The Sight
A Wife Dressed As A Cheerleader
A Man Putting A Dvd In Its Cakse Speaks
I'm Staying Together For The Sake Of My Parents
Liza Donnelly
Yoo-hoo. Time To Climb The Stairway To Paradise
George Price
Cordell Has Switched To A More Music
Mischa Richter
My First Love Is The Theatre
New Yorker April 10th, 2017
Mike Twohy
How Could You Just Walk Out On Me Like This?
A Man Comforts His Wife
A Woman And A Man Walk Side By Side. The Man
A Man Is Standing In The Kitchen
A Father Speaks To A Man Under An Umbrella
A Man Holds A Torch In Bed As His Reading Light
Well, Why Can't You Be More Like A Quiet Woodland
You Missed The Part Where She Asks Why He Even
Benjamin Schwartz
New Yorker January 18th, 1999
Edward Sorel
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