Clumsyloom
Sara Bannerman, Heather Cadenhead"...anything local or small or inexpensive."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Right to Be Forgotten
“I signed up for Second Life about a year ago,” says Dwight. “In my Second Life I was also a paper salesman and I was also named Dwight. Absolutely everything was the same. Except I could fly.” There on Dwight’s screen is his avatar, in yel...
Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Jimmy Morrow was the best poker player Dad knew. John Bell was good, too, but the more interesting thing about him was the way in which he played poker one-handed. He’d pin the cards to his chest with the stump of his left arm. Dad said tha...
A Mess of Songbirds
For the past week I’ve been at my parents’ house helping my dad as best I can. My mother is in the hospital, but I have a poor bedside manner, and so “my best” has looked like me sitting a few feet from her quietly reading Lonesome Dove. Oc...
Waiting for Woodrow
After the passing of her husband, Charley, June invited her son “Cupper” and his family to move in with her. Her son’s name is really Cooper, but June and her sister Doris have always pronounced the two o’s like “soot” rather than “boot.”...
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A high school English teacher in Jackson, Mississippi. Formerly the stand-up bass player of local band The Jackson Jug Revival. Recipient of the "Tallest Child" award at the 1988 Sunburst Beauty Pageant.
Poems & essays • Mom of boys, one with nonverbal autism • Christ is my peace
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