The Future Labors Over Her CV
February 6, 2017Poem by Carol Dorf and Autumn Stephens
Like a rich woman in furs, she warms her hide with soft targets.
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No Trespassing
February 6, 2017Essay by Ellen Prentiss Campbell
I was nervous. Would she in some way feel that I had overstepped the bounds, appropriated her story?
Church Pew in Transit
December 26, 2016Flash Nonfiction by Laura Page
The boy’s pulse listed as he helped me learn the jerk of the clutch.
How to Bury the Dead
December 19, 2016Essay by Samantha Leigh Miller
Writing has saved my life on more than one occasion, although I didn’t realize it at the time.
My Postcards to a Dead Author
December 14, 2016Essay by Kelcey Parker Ervick
I was the biographer of one woman, but I was also writing my own life.
Grace Marie Grafton: Poem
December 12, 2016TW Featured Poetry
Mother be forgotten, buffalo meat cut to strips to dry. The sun.
Moving Through a Country Is Never Done Quickly
December 12, 2016Hybrid Poetry by Sue Landers
the priests—told the neighbors not—to sell their houses—told the white neighbors—not to sell their houses to black people—that to do so would be a beginning of an end
