Sandy Holston seeks solace in the Ripshin River valley of western Virginia, only to discover that the problems of the world exist in even the most serene settings. Can she learn to adapt?
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John Richard Saylor is the author of the book "Lakes: Their Birth, Life, and Death" (Timber Press), and his short stories have appeared in literary journals such as "South Carolina Review", "Emrys", and "Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet".
Saylor was a literary artist resident at the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos, N.M. and attended the Santa Fe Science Writing Workshop where he worked with New York Times science writer, George Johnson. He twice attended the Tin House Summer Writers Workshop with Steve Almond and with MacArthur Fellow Karen Russell. He is currently a student in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at Queens University of Charlotte.
Saylor lives in Clemson, South Carolina where he works as a professor of mechanical engineering at Clemson University.
Mark Powell Presents “The Late Rebellion” of a Modern Southern Family
A review of Mark Powell’s novel, “The Late Rebellion.”
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