February 2002 News

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MiamiStories.com brings you two new featured stories: Phantom Pain, by Lisette García, and Envying Liza, by Maud Newton

Our March Photo of the Month, Armando Bellmas' "Café Cubano," was taken just a few weeks ago on Calle Ocho. Armando's Little Havana photos are our first. And Maximus Clarke's "The Lighthouse" is our first Coral Gables photo.

As the announcer noted that the train was on its way, a man came into my field of vision. He stopped about three feet to my left, and said, "Hey man, can I talk to you about something?" I turned and shot him a look - inadvertently, mind you - figuring that he was going to hit me up for some money, or a pony. I readjusted my face and said, "Sure, sure." Little did I know we'd have a deep conversation about love and devotion - on the El, no less.

Love is in the Air, new at Chicago Stories.

Send someone you love a special Valentine's Day postcard from San Francisco Stories!

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"Being accosted for my apparent gayness is something I always thought I was capable of but never figured would happen (especially in Portland ... especially in front of Powell's)."

I Am a Victim of Hate Crime and Pabst, a story of epic drinking and epicly strange events.

We've posted new featured stories, both about imbibing:

"'Poor man's cocaine,' is what they call it." Arab Dance (Coffee), by Rick Still

"I once woke up at a gas station in Miami Beach. I think it was a Citgo." A Doze on the Beach, by Robert Morrison

Plus, Ben Ostrowsky shares a photograph of Meer's "Miami Grafin,'" taken in 1994 at the former Modernage warehouse in Cutler Ridge. The warehouse was abandoned after Hurricane Andrew leveled most of the area.

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