Okay; this might be shorter than expected, but I keep forgetting most of what I’ve learned…
What I’ve Learned So Far by DeWitt Clinton
Grace by A Lyn Carol
Something solid and heavy struck the front of my Honda and slid up over the windshield, thumping and scratching as it slid along the top of the car.
Night Attack by Peter M. Ives
You woke up gasping for air… When the pain starts at 3:30 a.m., you suddenly remember your family medical history…
Going Through Your Things/Superhero by Lisa Romeo
I am going through your things, Dad, and there is the black and white Kodak picture with the curly edges, me on Thunder…
A Bittersweet Remembrance: A US Navy Dad by Anne Campbell Gruner
When I try to remember Daddy, who died prematurely from lung cancer…it’s difficult. … What I do remember is just missing him all the time.
The Hot and Cold of It by Kaylen Mallard
Outside my car window, southwest Georgia’s leafless trees flushed black against a night sky the color of burnt sugar. I knew that sky.
It’ll Come When it Comes by Jeffrey Weinstock
For the three years, one month and nine days following my mother’s stroke, fear and anxiety had been my constant, unwavering companions.
Knots by Todd Sformo
I see heart attack in wood, eddies and contrails, white noise and signals, where an entire plank of pine is an oscilloscope…
Interview: Meet a Few HippoCamp 2015 Speakers — A Mash-up Interview
To get ready for our inaugural creative nonfiction conference, HippoCamp, we did Q&As with some of our presenters.
Contributor Updates: Recent news from Hippocampus ‘Alumni’
We’re proud to share these recent successes from past Hippocampus contributors: Lorie Adair‘s debut novel, Spider Woman’s Loom has been published by Foreverland Press. Described an exquisitely woven tale, it is set on the vast and starkly beautiful Navajo reservation in the aftermath of Indian agents exploiting the land and sending children to faraway boarding…
