We have some challenging times ahead, friends. The spirit of cooperation and collaboration is alive, however.
We’re With You, Friends: A Special Note
Month: March 2020
Alumni/Contributor Updates: Early Winter 2019/2020
We’re always pleased to share updates from our family of contributor alumni and other friends.
Lost by Betsy Johnson
when it came time to go home my grandfather couldn’t find the car or anything familiar, only identical trees standing straight in an evergreen platoon…
Persuasion by Ona Gritz
My list of worries also included … if my clothes were right for the small artsy school I’d chosen that had, miraculously, chosen me too.
Denial by Jane Rucker
July 31 is my youngest daughter’s 21st birthday. I don’t know where she is.
Why I’ve Never Read The Secret Garden by Joyce Tomlinson
On Christmas Eve 1964, a month after he’d eloped, my father and his young bride Donna picked me up for a family party…
What You Do in a Coup by Kelly Hevel
It’s 10:30 p.m. on a Friday and Jenny and Chloe, who rarely message me, are both texting to ask if I know what the hell is going on.
Horse Girl by Sophie Newman
Traci was a purist in her approach and believed the art of riding should be learned without a saddle or bridle or any other kind of tack.
Vocabulary by Leta Rebecca Cunningham
Let me try to say it out loud. Roll the phrase around in my mouth. Taste the words and let them melt under my tongue.
Blue As In by Matthew Morris
One of the guards calls out, Who you got? and his teammate says, Skinny nigga. He means me.
