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For Women’s History Month: A Short Interview with Sean Connery as Agent 007

By Suzannah Gail Collins on March 27, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Because this is Women’s History Month, the world’s sexiest misogynist, Sean Connery, is interrogated by The Gloria Sirens and can answer only with words he uttered as James Bond. The Gloria Sirens […]

Happy Gwendolyn Soper Day

By Suzannah Gail Collins on March 20, 2024 • ( 2 Comments )

This is Women’s History Month, which I confused with International Women’s Day, which I missed.  But today should be Gwendolyn Soper Day, and as far as I’m concerned, it is.  I am […]

Five Years Later, God’s Still Winking

By Diane Masiello on March 6, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

Today, as this fifth-year-anniversary post publishes and I work, every day, to let go of my need for control over everything and follow God’s lead, I see Him sending me everything from millisecond twitches to slow-motion stage winks.

Potatoes for the People, Free Palestine

By Suzanne Heagy on February 28, 2024 • ( 1 Comment )

I’m surprised when people ask the internet questions like: when does a potato go bad? I’m surprised because it seems like the kind of knowledge any adult American should possess. We’ve all […]

The Best Thing That Can Happen to a Writer

By Suzannah Gail Collins on February 21, 2024 • ( 3 Comments )

If you’re a writer, it may be that no single thing came to mind when you read “The Best Thing That Can Happen to a Writer,” because the truth is, we need […]

A Brief History of Associated Writing Programs Conferences

By Suzanne Heagy on February 14, 2024 • ( 1 Comment )

2002: New Orleans My first AWP was a road trip with other cream city review editors from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Creative Writing Program. We rented an entire house in New Orleans […]

Pruning

By Diane Masiello on February 7, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

All I can do is keep the memories of my blossoming years in my heart, and hope for a return of summer. 

Four Grief Myths

By Katie Riegel on January 31, 2024 • ( 3 Comments )

gods, monsters, and dreams you don’t have to believe in 1. There are only 5 stages of grief, and they’re linear. Nope. Actually, the original describer of those stages, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, came […]

How to Get a Democrat to Vote for Nikki Haley in One Easy Step

By Suzannah Gail Collins on January 24, 2024 • ( 3 Comments )

Nominate her. That’s it. Just nominate Nikki Haley as your Republican Party candidate for president, and I’ll vote for her. You have my word. Why would I vote for Nikki Haley over Joe Biden?  Because […]

A Meditation on Crying, Margery Kempe, and the Gift of Tears

By Suzanne Heagy on January 24, 2024 • ( Leave a comment )

We were exploring the old Spanish Quarter in St. Augustine when it happened. We had just stepped out of a quaint clothing shop and back into the Florida sunshine when my cell […]

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