When she aims the pistol at the doorman, he grabs her wrist and snatches the gun, then she starts to scream, “Baby, what have I done?”
For The Paris Review, Aaron Gilbreath writes about jazz, heroin and love gone wrong.
Read the whole thing: “Elegy for Lee.”
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