OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL MOLD, Across the Margin, Best of in Fiction. READ HERE
SEARCHING FOR ARTHUR’S STONE, Virginia Quarterly Review. (Photo courtesy of Simon Godfrey). READ HERE
SPIDER, MacQueen’s Quinterly, Flash fiction,(Photo courtesy of Julian Gobel). READ HERE
GRAVITY, Across the Margin READ HERE
REQUIEM IN B-FLAT MAJOR FOR ONE TUBA, Virginia Quarterly Review. (Photo courtesy of Nathan Bingle.) READ HERE
NON-FICTION
CELESTIAL VAULT, Brevity, (Photo courtesy of Maria Bellando Mitjans) READ HERE
TWO NEAR DEATH EXPERIENCES, The Huffington Post.
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES, The Washington Post.
SIXTY-FIVE DOLLAR QUESTION, The Washington Post.
HOLDING VIGIL—FOSTER CARE AND ROE V. WADE, Medium and The Daily Progress. Photo courtesy of Atharva Tulsi.
DISPLACED, Medium and The Daily Progress. Photo courtesy of Farid Ershad.
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FATTY IN THE BACK SEAT
Fifteen-year-old Cuss is not a criminal. Well, maybe a slight criminal in the state of New York where he accidentally burns down his neighbor’s barn. It’s not his first fire-related mishap, so a judge tells Cuss, “Behave for the next six months, or you’ll go to jail.” But for Cuss, behaving is a lot harder than it seems.
Trouble hounds him. He rescues children from a church fire, only to have authorities accuse him of starting the fire. While working at a landscaping job, he forgets to follow instructions and winds up smashing a client’s bay window. The grumpy client threatens to sue. Then, a mere two weeks before his probation hearing, Cuss confuses the brake and gas pedals on someone’s vintage Porsche and crashes the car through garage doors. Cuss can almost taste jail food…
Listed as Shelf Unbound’s Top Twelve Notable YA Indie Books of 2013 and given The Book Designer’s award for Best YA Fiction Ebook Cover.
BACK TALKING ON THE MOUNTAIN OF GOD
Edited by Deborah M. Prum, this interactive poetry anthology features poets Elizabeth Bohlke, Susan Cunningham, Stephen Hitchcock, Deborah M. Prum and Kaili van Waveren. Their poems are paired with photographs taken by Stuart W. Scott. His task was to read a poem, determine the response it evoked in him, then find an image which expressed that response. At the end of each chapter, a poet reads aloud three poems. The result is a splendid combination of words, sounds and images. This book is available for download with iBooks on your iPad, iMac or other iOS device, and with iTunes on your computer.
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FIRST KISS & OTHER CAUTIONARY TALES
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This AUDI0B00K is a collection of humorous essays that aired on NPR-member stations. In it, you will:
*Learn about spring-loaded toilets in the Pisa Airport (a creation of the Devil).
*Find out why Googling “How to Pick up A Chick” is not the best strategy for determining the best way to pick up live poultry.
*Discover the ancient secret of an Italian grandmother’s deadly chicken soup recipe. (Hint: the flavor is in the feet.)
CZARS & CZARINAS
This iBook a humorous and anecdotal account of the first nine centuries of Russian history, perfect for a young reader or an adult who wants a quick overview. The interactive book includes a singing introduction, slide shows, portraits that talk to you and a quiz at the end of every chapter. Learn about fierce Mongol warriors, a seven-foot emperor who practiced dentistry on his subjects and a ruler who played with dolls and wax soldiers. The book includes artwork, maps and charts. This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device, and with iTunes on your computer. Books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device.
Read article about book in Phi Beta Kappa’s The Key Reporter.
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RATS AND BULLS AND FLYING MACHINES
This is a humorous history of the Renaissance for young adults. The lively prose is interspersed with over 100 images, including Renaissance art, cartoons, and maps. The book emphasizes the story in history, brings interesting characters to life, and provides plenty of engaging anecdotes.
REVIEWS:
Booklist: A lively text that hits the high points of history and pauses for enough detail to make them memorable.
Library Journal: For grades five through ten, beginning with Petrarch’s rediscovering the classical age and ending with Galileo’s trial, this easy-to-read volume covers little more than 300 years of history. And though it rushes headlong through these exciting years, it does it in an informative and entertaining manner.
