Nonfiction
by Leslie Roberts.
“Underneath is a body cast, my new ectoskeleton, my nautilus, crawled into, where I live now.”
by Diane Cameron.
“In the 1940’s, a young Marine returns from China to a small Pennsylvania town. One year later finds the body of the mother-in-law sprawled on the kitchen floor and the body of the wife in the living room, both perforated with bullets.”
by River Adams.
“This is a temple for them, I thought. This is where the gods will be merciful or not. And I speak for the gods.”
by Sandra Opdycke.
“When sick New Yorkers failed to find a place in private institutions like New York Hospital, they turned to public hospitals like Bellevue.”
by Dewitt Stetten, Jr.
“On the east side of First Avenue, between 26th and 31st Streets in Manhattan, stood the ancient brick pile that was Bellevue Hospital.”
by Nina Adel.
“Any place a place of refuge. Any place, as long as it’s not the place you’ve left. Live anywhere, but always leave the back door open.”
by Matthew Davis.
“I knew plague existed in Mongolia, but I had always thought it stayed in smaller towns further west.”