Fall 2014

ENG 597: Memoir/Life Writing

by Mary Jane Vance

If You Knew Suzy

by Bobby McDonald

The Storekeeper’s Son

by Majel Redick

Strategic Operations

A = AnteriorP = Posterior 

A = AnteriorP = Posterior 

by Christine Sheehan

Growing Up Purple

by Charles E. Perry

The Light

by Beverly Croydon

The House that Jack Built

Beverly on fence, 1949

Beverly and son Brian in front of the house, 1980

by Vivian Freeman

The Unkept Promise

Writers are nothing more than borderline schizophrenicswho are able to control the voices.—Jennifer Saliz

by Beverly Thomas

Christmas in Ethiopia

by C. Dewayne Bethea

Jessee Franklin Stephenson:

An American Hero

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Jessee Franklin Stephenson somewhere in Ireland a few weeks before D-Day, 1944.

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Johnny L. Luscombe, Korea 1952 (155-MM Gun)

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Stephenson siblings, 1932 (back row, left to right: A.D., Helen, Horace, Clara; front row, left to right: George, Frank)

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A German Bunker overlooking Omaha Beach near Point Du Hoc, Normandy, France, July 1989 (left to right: Ralph Burgers, Dewayne Bethea, Ruddolf Burgers, Lennie Burgers)

by Shirley Moore

What a Difference a Year Makes!

by Joe Jefferson

Burnt Toast Won’t Kill You . . . Not Learning to

Read Might!

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Picture of bell

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Image of child

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family

by Lewis Allen

The Scales of Justice