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Tag: memoir

“We’re Not Static”: Shauna Gilligan Interviews Jeannine Ouellette, Author of THE PART THAT BURNS

Jeannine Ouellette’s stories and essays have appeared widely in literary journals and anthologies. She is the recipient of a Curt … More

creative nonfiction, interview, Jeannine Ouellette, memoir, Shauna Gilligan, Split Lip Press, The Part That Burns

Side A: “Antikythera,” a hybrid essay schematic by Jenny Fried

  L2 I wore girl’s pants, even when I was still telling people I was a boy. I had lots … More

Antikythera, Essays, Hybrid, Jenny Fried, memoir, Nonfiction

“Puritan Remnants,” an excerpt from TIME’S UP! A MEMOIR OF THE AMERICAN CENTURY by Robert Cabot

  I entered America’s Century in 1924. World War I was over, Europe lay devastated, millions killed—a hundred thousand of … More

#NoMorePresidents, creative nonfiction, Essay, McPherson & Company, memoir, Rhizomatic, Robert Cabot, Time's Up! A Memoir of the American Century

“Halloween Memories: The Dark,” a short memoir by Scott Cole, author of TRIPLE AXE

  I was twelve. We had just moved to a new town that August, and I hadn’t yet made any … More

creative nonfiction, Essay, Gabino Iglesias, Haunted Passages, memoir, Scott Cole

“In Darkness,” a horror memoir by Craig Wallwork, author of GORY HOLE: A HORROR TRIPLE BILL

  Horror has been with me from a very early age. I found several copies of The House of Hammer … More

Craig Wallwork, Essay, Gabino Iglesias, memoir, Nonfiction

“The Colossal Beast Strikes a Match in My Brain”: Lee Widener Introduces His Cosmic Horror Collection UNDER THE SHANGHAI TUNNELS: AND OTHER WEIRD TALES

  It all began for me on a Saturday night when I was eight years old. I had awakened thirsty … More

Essay, Gabino Iglesias, Haunted Passages, Lee Widener, memoir, Nonfiction
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