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Lifers: A micro-novelLifers: A micro novel is the short prose work JEF distributes under the byline Jeffrey Scott Weisman. It uses incarceration as a metaphorical framework, asking how individual human nature shapes the course of a life the prison frame doing in compressed form the work a longer book would spread across chapters. The byline here is the more formal version of the name Weisman prints on his JEF series novel, the absurdist Trump era allegory The Greatest

: voices set down beside each other

a therapist suggests his pull toward younger women in need of mentorship may be a wish to have protected her

Love between two people is shown to be as transient as a cloud

and childhood is its proving ground

but left behind this novel

and what arrives in translation is a third thing

and Mark Amerika among them

selecting Genelle Chaconas's Plague City

Tarnawsky offered these as honest stories

It uses incarceration as a metaphorical framework

where the gaps left open turn the reader into a co-author of the book

The Hunter is built around a single porous boundary