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The River and its Way
Article Appears in The Wayfarer Vol 3 Iss 4 | Winter 2014 | Visit our Shop to Order» Image by Duncan George | Feature Artist for the Issue Essay by Jason Kirkey When I was very young my family lived on a ridge that divides two watersheds. On the eastern side of...
The Last Hermit in New England
The Last Hermit in New England by Eric D. Lehman, Autumn 2014
It’s Complicated: Living the Simple Life in Rural New England
It’s Complicated: Living the Simple Life in Rural New England by Gail Collins-Ranadive
The Lake by Shannon Viola
Featured in Vol. 3 Issue 3, Autumn 2014 Header Image by © Leslie M. Browning I. Videnda My cousins, Corey, Lindsey, Hailey, and I call our grandmother Nanny, and our Nanny lives in a log cabin in Litchfield, Maine. Across from her street, there is a lake. We spend our...
The Men Died First
Appeared in Vol 2 Issue 3 (Summer 2014) Header: © Kate Mereand-Sinha by Sharlene Cochrane In my family, the men died first; the women carried on. Women in three consecutive generations faced the death of their husbands from early, unexpected illness. Necessity shaped...
Being the Lone Bannerman: Advice for New Writers on Getting Published
Edited by L.M. Browning Appeared in Vol 2 Issue 3 Each week Homebound Publications receives numerous phone calls and emails from unpublished writers who are looking for guidance as they desperately try to break into the industry. Each person usually asks...