Pinktop

by Jack Padgett

A father must explain to his beloved eight-year-old daughter that he has lost custody of her five years after his divorce.

A father must explain to his beloved eight-year-old daughter that he has lost custody of her five years after his divorce.

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  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: Pinktop

    How beautiful is this?! So well done, not at all sentimental, and filled with all the specifics to help us through it beat by beat! Those black rooftop tiles getting all pinked up with her little pink chalk - even the title is a winner!

    How beautiful is this?! So well done, not at all sentimental, and filled with all the specifics to help us through it beat by beat! Those black rooftop tiles getting all pinked up with her little pink chalk - even the title is a winner!

  • Imani Alyse Redman: Pinktop

    A beautiful snippet into a father-daughter relationship that can easily have you in tears in such a short time frame. A great tender short piece handled with absolute care.

    A beautiful snippet into a father-daughter relationship that can easily have you in tears in such a short time frame. A great tender short piece handled with absolute care.

  • Hannah Manikowski: Pinktop

    I saw "Pinktop" at a festival in Atlanta, and it was truly a highlight. The depth and vulnerability that Padgett is able to capture in so few pages is a marvel. This text is rich, tight, intimate, and tender. An absolute treat.

    I saw "Pinktop" at a festival in Atlanta, and it was truly a highlight. The depth and vulnerability that Padgett is able to capture in so few pages is a marvel. This text is rich, tight, intimate, and tender. An absolute treat.

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