Monthly Archives: July 2017
A Writer’s Insight: Danielle Lazarin
Danielle Lazarin’s story, “Floor Plans,” appears in the summer 2017 issue of The Southern Review. Read more about Lazarin’s forthcoming debut collection, Back Talk, and her approach to writing “New York stories,” below. Kathleen Boland: What was the inspiration for “Floor Plans”? Danielle Lazarin: A few years ago I noticed that one of my neighbors […]
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When the days are longer
This morning my nine-year-old daughter came into the kitchen while I was preparing her lunch for day camp to announce that she found it “ridiculous” that Minecraft does not make seasonal adjustments for time: morning and night arrive at the same time year round. “Doesn’t Minecraft know it’s summer?!” she exhaled with her hands in […]
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