Non Fiction 2/2

Thaddeus Rutkowski

May 1, 20185 min read

Making Plays

My father wouldn’t allow my siblings and me to watch football games on television. He disapproved of the sport; to him it seemed like...

Barbara Gray

Jan 1, 20184 min read

Flash Memoir: A Holiday Remembrance

The envelope was sandwiched between a November 1968 Good Housekeeping magazine and the latest edition of Arizona Highways. I nearly...

Jax Miller

Aug 17, 20173 min read

True Crime: from By Dawn's Early Light

"Some could argue that here, you were in the middle of nowhere. But if you were more of an optimist, you’d realize that you were in the...

Patrick Loudon

Jul 1, 20177 min read

Patrick Loudon, two poems, writer's commentary

RAGNAROK From words that follow flow nothing new, Frailty is human, despite heavenly view? A fable for futures, a saga now past, On winds...

Steven Leech

Jul 1, 201713 min read

Anne Parrish’s brother Dillwyn and his disappearing novels

An uneasy pattern for successful careers as novelists from Delaware has been to leave the state for greener pastures. Delaware’s most...

Jamie Brown

Jul 1, 20177 min read

Social Faux-Pas and Inflated Egos: On Meeting “Famous” Writers and Other Concerns, non-fiction, memo

Maybe it’s because I was born and raised in Washington D.C., where notable people are often your neighbors, but I continue to be dismayed...