Thrilled to get my hot little hands on my own copy of @MoonCityReview, which graciously gave my story “Cash Grab” a home amongst so many fabulous pieces!
@natalieandrews@nycsouthpaw@kristinapet I grew up with a butter dish in the pantry, & I still keep one today. Nothing worse than trying to spread cold butter. 🧈
✨Thrilled✨ to have my weirdest teacher story to date, “Cash Grab,” in this issue of @MoonCityReview. Looking forward to reading all the other pieces in this gorgeous collection!
Moon City Review 2023 is now available! You can find the list of featured authors and order your copy through the following link:
https://t.co/VKoK3Fvbgh
What a delight to come across @crunchychewy’s story, “Out of Scale.” Since Jessica & I met, as new moms desperate to maintain a writing life, she’s always had a flair for writing about the anguish & tenderness of pregnancy & motherhood. This story is an excellent example!
Today's story in our "From the Attic" series is "Out of Scale" by Jessica Claire Haney. Introduction is by American University Literary Editing and Publishing student Moa Short. Check it out here!: https://t.co/FiTPuwXUPO
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There will be special elections soon to fill the seats of the expelled Democrats. We can vote Reps. Jones and Pearson right back in.
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Thrilled to see my first piece of published fiction re-released online. I’m so appreciative of @graceandgravitydc & AU student Ava Stern for taking such care with this story. This one’s for all the vulnerable young women out there who should never, ever hesitate to eat a pastry.
Today's story in our "From the Attic" series is "The Layover" by Jamie Odeneal. Introduction is by American University Literary Editing and Publishing student Ava Stern. Check it out here!: https://t.co/zYFEYRHAMK
@LaurieMMarshall @ambernoelle Ha! My grandmother read almost exclusively “bodice-rippers” & called them exactly that. Nothing was off limits to me, including those.
@ambernoelle Imagine not just being delighted your kids want to read, like, anything! My mother didn’t flinch when I read Sweet Valley High and Pet Sematary in the same summer.