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Col“ono”scopy: It can’t have been 10 years already — wait, holidays don’t count toward that, right?

In her short story Colono:scopy,” a patient undergoing a common medical procedure has visions of Walter Cronkite, Godzilla, the mushroom clouds of World War II and the building of the Transcontinental Railroad in the 19th century.

To sort them out, Martin Boyne, bachelor, 46, by chance their fellow traveler, required many whispered conferences with Nurse Scopy of the iron hand and grey cotton glove.

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