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Kelli Russell Agodon

A Menagerie of Writing Possibilities

Dec 21, 2020

Essay by Ronald J. Pelias

It knows the value in the discarded, knows the drama of the search.

Why I Write, Writer's Life | Read More

White People

Dec 07, 2020

Memoir by Kent Jacobson

You’re what the white folks hate, the races mixing, and the girl knows better.

Memoir, Diversity, History | Read More

Talking Flash Nonfiction with Brevity

Nov 16, 2020

Interview by Dinty W. Moore

The flash form often invites me to use what I call a communal or a collective voice.

Featured Interview, Flash Nonfiction, About Memoir | Read More

Balcony

Nov 16, 2020

Memoir by Mark Brazaitis

On the Fourth of July, I convinced myself there was hope.

Memoir, Sex, Into Sanity | Read More

Elegy for a Curbside Poet

Nov 02, 2020

Essay by Khalil Elayan

I think now, in this time of violence and protest, of what Steve Cannon would say about the madness of some and the resolve of others.

Writer's Life, About Poetry, Grief | Read More