 "Forgotten Lands," by Ryan McDowell My nonfiction essay, "Bon Jellico," was published yesterday by Hot Metal Bridge. You can read it here. It's also available on the My Work page now.
The essay is the Featured Nonfiction piece for the Fall 2013 issue, and appears with this elegiac painting, "Forgotten Lands," by the talented Ryan McDowell, a BFA student at Bradley University.
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Tony,
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9/16/2017 10:56:36 am
I loved this story 9/17/2017 02:33:12 pm
Thank you so much for reading, Pam. Bon Jellico may be gone but it's a place worth remembering, especially for its people. Leave a Reply. |
AboutAnthony Otten has published stories in Jabberwock Review, Valparaiso Fiction Review, Wind, Still: The Journal, and others. He has been a finalist for the Hargrove Editors' Prize in Fiction. He lives in Kentucky. Recent Posts:
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