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Remapping an Unraveling
Read this choose-your-own-adventure essay that judge Kelcey Ervick called “insightful,” and “utterly immersive”
CRAFT ESSAYS
The Fault Lines of Memory
I grew up in Northridge California, a place prone to big earthquakes. The San Andreas fault is a defining feature of California, and anyone who lives there, lives with the recognition that the ground can shift at any moment. What was certain one day can be completely changed in the next.
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REVIEWS
Glorious, Golden, and Contemporary
Anthologies encourage us to look back and absorb vast swaths of literature. A good anthology can function as a shortcut to being well read and grant writers a stronger sense of historicity—something particularly valuable for essayists…
NEWS
2024 Contest News
2024 Michael Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize Winner!Thank you to everyone who entered this year’s Michael Steinberg Memorial Essay Contest. Our judge, Sarah Viren, has selected the essay “Washtub, Whelk, Widow, Woods” by Jessie van Eerden as the 2024 winner. Here is...
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