Category: Winter 2016 – Creative Nonfiction

Robert Hahn   Confessions of God’s Perfect Child We went to church every Sunday when I was growing up, and I supposed other people in that little Indiana town were doing the same, but they were going to more ordinary and obvious churches. The other people in town were Methodists, Baptists and Presbyterians, along with […]

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Martha Lundin   Pulse River fishing requires a certain amount of tact. My father is the most graceful when he is on the river, a fish following his fly. He squats, hunches over his fly rod, and slowly drags the leader. His feet move delicately through the current as he tries to find the perfect […]

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