The Mosquitoes

"The Mosquitoes" opens on the first warm evening of the year, as two scheming mosquitoes debate whether the night calls for a banquet — and naturally conclude it does. Rallying their cousins with a buzz, they set off in smug formation toward the porches where unsuspecting people sit enjoying the air. Their banter is dry and self-satisfied, touching on grammar, the art of the compliment, and the singular joy of biting. Light, absurd, and sharp-edged, the story finds comic delight in seeing an ordinary summer nuisance from entirely the wrong point of view.

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