Dec 28, 2020 | 2020 winners
Blue Zone Seren Sensei Do you have experience utilizing screens for data entry? Y/N Are you 16 or older? Y/N Have you ever spent time in Rehabilitation? Y/N Have you or any of your family members ever been chosen? Y/N Amber St. Clair stared at the questionnaire in...
Dec 28, 2020 | 2020 winners
The Bargeman’s Daughter: Seneca Village Arises Thomas Belton A day after the Nativist riot at Saint Patrick’s Church in downtown Manhattan, Annie Hogan awoke with an awful headache to the sounds of singing in a cabin she’d never seen before. A young girl was making...
Feb 19, 2020 | 2019 Memoir Winners
What Happened Then Paula Friedman Even in the birthmothers’ groups, I have been told, “You had some choice.” I was no frightened teenager, after all, but a highly educated radical, “running around with those other tie-dyed, fanatic, family-dumping spongers through the...
Feb 19, 2020 | 2019 Memoir Winners
Alice Virginia Cramer It was when I went to bury Alice that I understood she wasn’t dead. And I understood that she wasn’t going to die for a long time, and that people aren’t dead when they die, and you can’t kill them. People die slowly, sometimes too slowly, and in...
Feb 18, 2020 | 2019 Memoir Winners
Storming the Castle Peter E. Murphy “I think there’s someone in there,” Twiz says, pressing her one good eye against the beveled-glass door of The Windsor Castle Hotel, which is neither a castle nor a hotel, but a run-down pub in Newport, a run-down city in South...
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