Comings and Goings
The Art of Being Seen (A Jim Garraty Story)
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Narrateur(s):
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Bryan Haddock
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Auteur(s):
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Alex Diaz-Granados
À propos de cet audio
Boston, 1984. A party Jim Garraty never wanted to attend. A girl who didn’t look away. A night stitched together by mixtapes, quiet courage, and the ache of choosing to stay.
Jim isn’t chasing romance—he’s just trying to outrun the noise. But when Kelly Moore enters the room with her drink, her Rachmaninoff references, and her uncanny ability to see without pressing, everything shifts. Over cassette tapes and Heineken beer, conversations deepen, touch becomes language, and for the first time, intimacy feels less like performance and more like breath.
Comings and Goings: The Art of Being Seen is a quietly luminous companion to the Reunion Duology, capturing one night’s transformation from awkward beginnings to the kind of closeness that rewrites your inner dialogue. It’s about music, memory, and the rare kindness of someone meeting you where you are—with patience, humor, and unexpected grace.
This isn’t a story about first love. It’s a story about the first time you didn’t have to explain yourself.
©2025 Alexander J Diaz-Granados (P)2025 Alexander J Diaz-Granados