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Author: Ingrid Jendrzejewski (page 29)

Declaration

Posted on: 30 April 2018 Last updated on: 26 November 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Declaration by Madeline Anthes My husband is gone. The other women cry for their missing men. I see them in town, their babies swaddled against their chests. Their eyes are red and swollen. They are the picture of grief. Loneliness.…

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BackStory: Five Questions with Gary Duncan

Posted on: 27 April 2018 Last updated on: 26 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

BackStory: Five Questions with Gary Duncan Author of Thrice Around the Walls of Troy What inspired you to write “Thrice Around the Walls of Troy”? I’ve been fascinated by The Iliad since I read it in high school and later at…

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Thrice Around the Walls of Troy

Posted on: 23 April 2018 Last updated on: 23 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Thrice Around the Walls of Troy by Gary Duncan   Round and round, thinking: All this, for her? Remembering the stories he’d heard about her: the face, the ships, all that. That first time he saw her, his idiot brother…

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Postbellum

Posted on: 16 April 2018 Last updated on: 16 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Postbellum by Fiona J. Mackintosh January 25, 1867 Somewhere outside Jacksonville, Illinois, the train slows to a crawl. Clara cups her hands and peers into the darkness but sees only the rail bed stones and the ragged edge of a…

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BackStory: Four Questions with Becca Borawski Jenkins

Posted on: 13 April 2018 Last updated on: 8 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

  BackStory: Four Questions with Becca Borawski Jenkins Author of You May Hear of a Killing Who are your favourite historical fiction writers (flash or otherwise)? I tend to read mainly non-fiction history, but I love when it is shared in…

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You May Hear of a Killing

Posted on: 9 April 2018 Last updated on: 9 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

  You May Hear of a Killing by Becca Borawski Jenkins The heat made her an inch shorter as she watched the dust devil tread toward her down the only road in this not-even-a town. Her hands rested at her hips.…

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BackStory: Five Questions with Jude Higgins

Posted on: 6 April 2018 Last updated on: 6 April 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

BackStory: Five Questions with Jude Higgins Author of Send Him Victorious What inspired you to write this piece? It was inspired by a black and white 1930s photograph of two children playing at the shore while a boat came in.…

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Send Him Victorious

Posted on: 2 April 2018 Last updated on: 8 July 2019 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Send Him Victorious by Jude Higgins I last saw my big brother Charlie laugh in 1937, the day after George VI’s coronation. He nearly wet himself when I asked him about a word in the National Anthem. Why were we…

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BackStory: Five Questions with KM Elkes

Posted on: 30 March 2018 Last updated on: 28 March 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

BackStory: Five Questions with KM Elkes Author of Two by Two What inspired you to write “Two by Two”? I was on a staycation, sitting at home listening to rain hammering down outside and wondering why I wasn’t somewhere warmer,…

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Two by Two

Posted on: 26 March 2018 Last updated on: 28 March 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

Two by Two by KM Elkes They say Noah died, 350 years on from the Great Flood, as a naked, purple-lipped drunk. But some know better. The ones who have seen ancient eyes beneath brows knotted as old, sick trees.…

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