It was my twelfth summer on earth, and I was drifting along the river on a raft I’d found in the lagoon.
Floaters by Chris J. Bahnsen
Montana by Tara Roberts
Sometimes it’s a Saturday afternoon and you lie down to take a nap, and after 20 minutes you get up and say you want to drive to Montana….
Interview: Steph Auteri, Author of A Dirty Word: How A Sex Writer Reclaimed Her Sexuality
[Steph’s] memoir, A Dirty Word: How A Sex Writer Reclaimed Her Sexuality, details her attempt to cure her perceived sexual dysfunction through becoming a sex writer….
Review: The Promise of Failure: One Writer’s Perspective on Not Succeeding by John McNally
McNally’s idea for this book originated from Facebook, where many people only posted their “success” updates.
Review: Quite Mad: An American Pharma Memoir by Sarah Fawn Montgomery
In what women know as a familiar and infuriating experience, Montgomery discovers physicians who won’t listen to her.
Review: Lenin’s Asylum by A.A. Weiss
Weiss has volunteered through the Peace Corps to spend 27 months in Moldova, a former Soviet Republic between Romania and Ukraine.
Hippocampus Family & Alumni Updates: October 2018
The latest accomplishments from our contributors, conference speakers, friends and more.
In the Hostel by Lukas Lom
He advises you to take the lower bunk. It will be easier, he says, when you stagger home drunk…
Mourning What I Barely Had, Flushed by Lisa E. Wright
I was sure of your presence two weeks after I missed my period.
Lessons in Disaster by Melissa Stephenson
The room went silent as we watched the Space Shuttle Challenger rise into the sky and explode.
