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On Someone Else's Dime
Setting is a crucial element of the five stories that appear in my thesis. Specifically, the shared setting of all the stories is a neighborhood that is caught in a never-ending cycle of poverty, crime, and the social conditions that the two conspire to create. Therefore, I consider my work to be an extension of literary naturalism, which explores how social conditions, heredity, and environment shape the individual. While the characters in my collection occupy the same physical setting, they do not ever come into contact with each other. This comes from my desire to examine them in isolation, both what is foisted upon them and what is created by their own choices. My characters are incapabl...
Moon City Review 2020
These short stories are gifts from students at Missouri State University to clients and workers at The Kitchen, Inc. of Springfield, Missouri. The students were enrolled in a creative writing class and prepared for this assignment by conducting interviews at The Kitchen. The final two stories are by David L. Harrison.
Moon City Review 2024
Moon City Press's literary annual features new writing in its latest edition by a bevy of literary voices. Up-and-coming writers and familiar names contribute essays, poems, shorts stories, flash fiction, art, design, and translations that aid in the ushering of a new dawn of literature. This edition includes work by authors Katy Aisenberg, Mikki Aronoff, Matt Barrett, Patricia Q. Bidar, Michael Brasier, Daniel Brennan, Audra Kerr Brown, JW Burns, Avitus B. Carle, Kevin Carollo, Christopher Citro, Chloe N. Clark, Marisa P. Clark, Maureen Clark, Lori D'Angelo, Daphne Daugherty, Benjamin Davis, Cat Dixon, Lynn Domina, Denise Duhamel, Coby-Dillon English, Jordan Escobar, Shreya Fadia, Gary Finc...
The Browning Family History
David Browning was born in 1782 in North Carolina. He married Mary Magdelene Miller in 1805 and they had seven children. They moved from North Carolina to Tennessee and then on to Missouri. Historical and biographical sketches of his descendants and the time periods in which they lived are included in this material. Parts of at least one branch of his descendants became members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They are now scattered throughout the United States but many remain in Missouri and Oklahoma.
For, From, About James T. Whitehead
Moon City Press presents its latest edition of the best in contemporary literature. Both established and up-and-coming writers contribute short stories, poems, essays, and translations that contribute to and expand upon our current literary consciousness. Contributors include Alyse Bensel, Roy Bentley, Debra Kang Dean, Susan Frith, Ronald Koertge, Gary Leising, George Looney, Wendy Oleson, Simon Perchik, Leslie Pietrzyk, Ron Riekki, Lucas Southworth, Gabriel Welsch, Francine Witte, and many others.
Moon City Review 2016
Moon City Press presents another edition of its annual investigation into the best in new contemporary literature. Both established and up-and-coming writers contribute fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for our largest and most eclectic edition yet. 2016 contributors include Tricia Asklar, B.J. Best, Sara Browning, Jim Daniels, Nandini Dhar, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Laura Hendrix Ezell, Jeannine Hall Gailey, Mark Irwin, Sandra Marchetti, Lee Ann Roripaugh, and William Trowbridge.
Moon City Review 2017
The editors of Moon City Press present its annual review of new contemporary literature. Well known and new writers appear alongside each other, making for a challenging, surprising, and entertaining collective. Moon City Review's 2017 contributors include Walter Bargen, Pat Daneman, Karen Donovan, Sarah Freligh, Kerri French, Angie Macri, Kim Magowan, John McNally, Travis Massotti, J. David Stevens, Laura Lee Washburn, and Charles Harper Webb.
Moon City Review 2019
Moon City Press's latest annual features a sampling of new contemporary literature. Established and up-and-coming writers alike contribute short stories, poems, essays, and translations that broaden the literary landscape. Contributors include Whitney Collins, Ian Denning, Dana Diehl, Michelle Donahue, Michelle Gaffney, Maggie Graber, Brianna McNish, Loria Mendoza, Scarlett Peterson, Alyssa Proujansky, Lana Spendl, Allison Wyss, Allyson Young, and many others.
Moon City Review 2023
Moon City Press's most recent literary annual features new work by some of the world's most exciting authors. Both established and up-and-coming writers contribute essays, poems, shorts stories, translations, and sequential art that help shape our current literary profile. This edition includes writers Sally Ashton, Michael Beard, Rebecca Bernard, Marin Bodakov, Megan Borocki, Margaret Emma Brandl, Kathryn Bratt-Pfotenhauer, Clara Burghelea, Alyx Chandler, Abigail Chang, Clayton Adam Clark, Zoa Coudret, Darren Demaree, Aran Donovan, Janelle Drumwright, Sandra Fees, Amy Fleury, Sherrie Flick, Harrison Gatlin, Kate Gehan, Rich Glinnen, Susanna Goldfinger, Melissa Goodnight, Matthew Guenette, S...
Moon City Review 2021
Moon City Press's most recent edition features an array of brand-new contemporary literature. Up-and-coming and established writers contribute short stories, poems, essays, and translations that help shape the future of American letters. The issue includes voices such as Amanda Auchter, Wendy Barker, María Alejandra Barrios, Roy Bentley, Andrew Bertaina, Ace Boggess, Meagan Cass, Pat Daneman, Ed Falco, Kathy Goodkin, Alyse Knorr, Erica Plouffe Lazur, Nancy Chen Long, Kim Magowan, Matthew Pitt, Michelle Ross, Bret Shepard, Noel Sloboda, Anthony Varallo, Siamak Vossoughi, Laura Lee Washburn, Charles Harper Webb, Gabe Welsch, Jeremy T. Wilson, and many others.
