What Was Her Name? by Nick R. Robinson

1 I had done my second girlfriend wrong. I was still doing her wrong as I sat in the bedroom waiting and wondering whether she would hear my page over the blare of airport announcements, the shouts of friends spotting friends and family greeting family. But why did it...

References by Ovo Adagha

My affair with Ivy Hall, the physical affair, started on a shaky note. I had set out to meet her for the first time, after hundreds of emailed correspondence. It was half-past eleven in the morning, and I was sitting inside a moving train, looking outside the window,...

A Conversation with Mary Quade, 2013 Literary Awards Program Finalist

Mary Quade, finalist in SFWP’s 2013 Literary Awards Program for Nonfiction, is also a poet. We discussed writing essays and poetry. SL: Your collection of four essays, Ideal Uncertainties, was a finalist for the 2013 Literary Awards Program for Non-Fiction. What...

A Conversation with Allen Gee, 2013 Literary Awards Program Finalist

We had the opportunity to ask Allen Gee, 2013 Literary Awards Program finalist, a few questions about writing. His book, My Chinese-America, will be published by SFWP in 2015.   SL: Your essay collection, My Chinese-America, was a finalist for the 2013 Literary...

My Chinese-America: A Meditation on Mobility by Allen Gee

ALABAMA I recently resigned from being the faculty advisor for the Georgia College Bass Fishing team because of a heavy workload.  The sixteen anglers on the team are white Southerners.  I boasted about having the best rednecks in Georgia on the water.  We were ranked...