The Snow Child
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On a lighter note, Eowyn Ivey’s debut novel takes the reader deep into the wilds of the author’s native Alaska, tender even while describing the difficulties of 1920s homesteading life. Added bonus: the irresistible book jacket.
Short Story in Pangyrus
“Just follow.” He took off, pushing the larger ferns from his face. There were two paths to choose from, both…
Objective Estrangement
“In journalism, immediacy is a valuable commodity. The journalist doesn’t want facts to become clouded by reflection. But literary…
Short Story in The Saturday Evening Post
“From the day Jane walked out our front door — taking everything of value she could stuff in her car,…