Once our father finally came out, six years after the divorce and fifty-something years old, she was anxious to rebuild a life for herself…
Potato by Patrick McNeil
Category: Issues
Cannot Be Seen, Nor Even Touched by Petra Perkins
“Why would you do that?” my son asked. “It’s a long way to go, to see something that lasts only a few seconds.”
In the Twinkling of an Eye by Amelia Franz
The caboose rumbled past the parsonage driveway, next door to the Church of God where Daddy pastored.
Netflix by Rebecca Merrill
You know I’ve been watching a lot of Murder, She Wrote, but you don’t know that it’s the show I turn to when I’m lonely.
How to Respond to a Friend’s Bad News by Liz Charlotte Grant
When I casually mention that a cloud has appeared in my vision, do not call me a hypochondriac…
el pretérito by Zach Sheneman
You have come to this university on and off for a decade—as a music major first, and then a dropout…..
Nice Day for It by Kristin Griffin
There’d be an alert on my weather app—severe thunderstorm watch, flash flood warning, excessive heat until 8 p.m.
Interview: Erin Khar, Author of Strung Out
Growing up in LA, Erin Khar hid behind a picture-perfect childhood filled with excellent grades, a popular group of friends and horseback riding.
Writing Life: How Writing By Hand Saved My Memoir by Gita Brown
… my handwriting would unlock the story only I can tell.
CRAFT: Don’t Throw Away Your Morning Pages by Jennifer Chong Schneider
I was naïve enough to think that just sitting in my room and writing would somehow work out for me.
