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• Bocage 1789 

  When you deserted your military post, you fled from India as a refugee, then sailed--where else?--to Macao off the coast of China, at the edge of...

  National Review, 07/20/09 by William Baer · More from publication

• MARTINIQUE 

  Fort-de-France He sits on the beach watching the Caribbean sun sink in the bay, sink in the indigo. What do we really know about the one we...

  Michigan Quarterly Review, 01/01/09 by Baer, William · More from publication

• People have to live somewhere: housing stock and London's population, 1640-60.(Evidence Matters)(Report) 

  Abstract. During most of the seventeenth century, London's population steadily increased. Historians believe that London's population experienced...

  Historical Methods, 01/01/09 by Baer, William C. · More from publication

• Archaeologist 

  ARCHAEOLOGIST ARCHAEOLOGIST For hours, he sat in the ancient cave alone, stunned by what he'd found in the dust and debris: a huge...

  National Review, 10/20/08 by William Baer · More from publication

• ILLITERATE LOVE NOTE 

  It lay on his desk: "Do you no how I feel? I love you more and still yet more. Your frend." He picked it up. How odd. Even surreal. He read it...

  Michigan Quarterly Review, 10/01/08 by Baer, William · More from publication

• Swimming pool 

  Just one of those unexpected things in life: Just one of those unexpected things in life: he's heading behind the house after school and...

  National Review, 08/04/08 by William Baer · More from publication

• The ballad rode into town 

  The ballad rode into town one day, The ballad rode into town one day, wearing his deadly gun, and his Mexican spurs jingled along in the heat of...

  Modern Age, 06/22/08 by William Baer · More from publication

• The Widow of Niam.(Poem) 

  The Widow of Niam I follow the rank corpse, holding my breath, prepared to bury my son forevermore; a widow left with nothing,...

  First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life, 06/01/08 by Baer, William · More from publication

• Snowflake 

  SNOWFLAKE SNOWFLAKE Timing's everything. The vapor rises high in the sky, tossing to and fro, then freezes, suddenly, and crystalizes...

  National Review, 04/07/08 by William Baer · More from publication

• Reception 

  RECEPTION RECEPTION You knew exactly who it was: that unknown guest, impeccably dressed, and slick as ice. It stood, beneath the...

  National Review, 02/25/08 by William Baer · More from publication