As Creative Advisor to Longridge Review, I'm lucky to play a small role in the construction of a new creative nonfiction market. With Issue 5, LR places diverse childhood tales alongside arresting images. The result is an issue that speaks as one voice. In the words of Founding Editor Elizabeth Damewood Gaucher: This issue is really heavy. There is recounting…
My husband and I just relocated from Midtown Manhattan to a Connecticut neighborhood stretched along the eastern bank of the Byram River, which, for a few miles, separates Connecticut from New York State. It's beautiful here and much more suitable for our family with young children and a budget. We did not, however, enjoy a smooth…
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Suzanne Farrell Smith 