A Brooklyn Winter:
Looking across the light court, gads, I saw them coming out. Clad in cheap coats of hunter green nylon and fake fur around the hoods, I saw them emerging from my room. Whatever gate had been drawn across the window had been breached. I stood frozen in shock, speechless like L.B. Jefferies in Hitchcock’s Rear Window, struggling to get a phone in my hands to dial 911. Hands trembling. My roommate and I had just been robbed.
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