For this month, I chose to focus on Creative Nonfiction stories. As with the previous six months, I have no idea what these stories are about – the goal is simply to experience new writing. Feel free to read along!
- “Writing Memoir and Writing for Therapy” by Tara DaPra
- “Tell It Even More Slant” by Brenda Miller
- “Tiny Truths” – from CNF, who “challenged writers to tell a story in a single tweet.”
- “Introduction: On Staying at Home” by William Atkins
- “The Steepest Places: In the Cordillera Central” by Ben Mauk
- “Tala Zone” by Pascale Petit
- “Confluences” by Kate Harris
- “A Hunger” by Fran Lock
- “The Sum of Life’s Troubles Makes a Whole Damn Dish” by Nuraliah Norasid
- “A Series of Rooms Occupied by Ghislaine Maxwell” by Chris Dennis
- “Confusion of Tongues” by Fernanda Melchor (Translated by Sophie Hughes)
- “Tiki Girl” by Amanda Lee Koe
- “The Safe Zone” from Small Bodies of Water by Nina Mingya Powles
- “What’s in a Name?” by Victoria Princewill
- “A Bleed of Blue” by Amy Key
- “Bleak Midwinter” by Catherine Taylor
- “Breast or Tooth” by Tishani Doshi
- “On Mistaking Whales” by Bathsheba Demuth
- “On Running” by Larissa Pham
- “Mr Brown, Ms White and Ms Black” by Kei Miller
- “Pipe Dream” by Joni Renee Whitworth
- “The Geographical Cure” by JP Gritton
- “Domestic Coffee” by Rachel Purdy
- “The Coyote’s Dance” by Austin Gilkeson
- “Of Floods and Ruination” by Amy Lee Scott
- “F*ck ‘90s Nostalgia” by Vanessa Veselka
- “Master Sauce” by Grace Hwang Lynch
- “Her Tattoo is My Name & My Name is a Poem” by Amy Lam
- “Punch Line” by Molly Tolsky (CW: suicide)
- “This Truth About Chaos” by John Freeman
- “Resident” by Elizabeth Miller-Reyes
Ami Maxine 