Nonfiction: The Cellist by Kendra Stanton Lee
Clara Schumann bore humans and great works of art. My childbearing years are over and I hope the same is not true for me of teaching.
Tag Archives: Nonfiction
Creative Nonfiction/Flash: Some Things Your Third Grader Needs to Know by Michelle Ross
If men stare at him while he pees, it’s because they’re checking his credentials.
Essay: Almost Powerful by Rachel Laverdiere
The changes in our trailer make me forget that I was always afraid before my cousins came.
Essay: The Thing With Feathers by Mike Byrne
We all knew we were broken.
Essay: North Lake, I Remember by Michael Royce
I could not see beyond the horizon, during those youthful summers, to what will confront me in the future.
The Archaeology of Writing: An Interview with Elizabeth Mosier by Curtis Smith
Every writer has to find perspective on—and an appropriate position in—the narrative they want to recount.
Nonfiction: Deluge by Ona Gritz
But a room with a bed at its center would attach certain words to what we had, words we weren’t ready to claim.
Nonfiction: Already Yesterday by Richard Prins
“White expats like to say there are three types of us in Africa: missionaries, mercenaries, and misfits. I was, obviously, the misfit.”
Nonfiction: To Run and Give Chase by Kenneth Lee
The insults piled on top of each other like a chain of cars crashing at high speed.
Review: The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism (reviewed by Art Edwards)
The word “narcissist” gets bandied about to explain personality traits from the benign to the sociopathic.
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