A story about the end of the road for a curmudgeonly old-timer looking back on his glory days.

The dreaded knock came from a man who lived behind the world David inhabited. A migrant, injured and frantic, stood outside the door of his remote cabin.

An attempt, using qualitative formulas, to prove presidents should surf porn.

After taking over the ranch, David fails a test of courage in solving the problem of an unruly llama.

David discovers that the ranch hand who has been stealing cattle has something in common with himself.

David’s beloved ranch catches fire in a catastrophic blaze named after his family.

In the Central African jungle, while trying to find Baka still living away from roads, David joins a conflict over a Baka girl hit by a motorcycle.

David leaves Wall Street to live on a West Texas ranch and uncovers family conflict bordering on myth.

A notable essay in Best American Essays 2019, “Killing Dun” traces the last days of a beloved horse on a ranch near Marfa, Texas.

A modern Maasai teenager finds himself face to face with Masai warriors still living within older traditions.

In eastern Cameroon, David and Ofir save a baby gorilla orphaned after the slaughter of its family by poachers.

“Stealing Chickens” is a story about a man rescuing child soldiers from the war in DRC. It led off the second to last issue of Glimmer Train.