In walks Lenny, a big hulk of a man in his forties, I think, but it’s hard for me to tell.
Another A&P (My Apologies to John Updike) by Diane Gottlieb
Welcome to the College of Parenting by Jennie Badger
Dear New Parents: Congratulations on the birth of your precious daughter!
The Elusive Element by Jean Coco
I wanted what my older brothers got after the dentist filled their cavities: mercury.
The Die-Off by Marysa LaRowe
Lake Michigan is not the same as the ocean—no crashing waves, no salt wind, no tidal pools…
The Contender by Peter E. Murphy
Wasn’t it young Johnny Malloy who… said that Father Smith was queer?
On Dogs and Dictators by Joanna Greenberg
My mother frequently told me she wasn’t sure if she loved me, but she sure did love her schnauzers.
K is for Keep Swinging – Violet Defiant Livingston
No one can reach me up here, where the air blows my ponytail back. My mind calms, remembering the familiar song of swinging.
Embers by Kandi Maxwell
It’s been three months since the Camp Fire in Paradise, California…
Raccoon Olympics by Anna Chotlos
I’m eleven years old, wearing a hand-me-down tie-dye t-shirt way too big for me…
Lara Lillibridge: Inaugural Hippocampus Literary Citizen of the Year – More Dispatches from HippoCamp 2019
We’re starting a new tradition — a new way to formally recognize members of our extended community for their contributions to literary citizenship — or what I like to call LITIZENSHIP.
