Vivian Gornick on Situation and Story
In her short book called The Situation and the Story, Vivian Gornick describes one of the most useful and…
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Welcome to my website—
I’m excited to introduce my new novel, The Empty Cell. It’s about a 1947 lynching, and how it changed the lives of four people in Greenville, South Carolina.
A historical-literary novel, The Empty Cell follows four characters whose lives are upended by a lynching and trial in South Carolina in 1947 as they search for their own forms of freedom during the Jim Crow fifties up to the early days of the civil rights movement.
Feeding the Eagles is about loyalty and honesty, attachment to people and place, love and the inevitable losses of life.
A woman’s struggle to have a child yields a joyful surprise- the birth of a new self.
After raising her son as a single parent, Inga Daudelin, reserved and steady, has accepted her somewhat lonely, quiet life, until she is blind-sided when her son is accused of the murders of four young women.
The nine stories in UNFORGETTABLE: SHORT STORIES are about the presence of the past, the power of memory, and the enduring nature of love.