09-30-2016
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Jenny writes dark fiction that her mother hates. Her stories and essays have appeared in Across the Margin, Pantheon, Shimmer, Black Denim Lit, Skive, and others. When she’s not writing her own stuff, she’s reading mysteries for Criminal Element. When she’s not writing fiction or reviews, she’s writing/directing/performing/designing plays at Springs Ensemble Theatre.
Other Worlds, and This 
Oh so sweet but that is a great idea to stay home and enjoy.
Aside from the fact that you would probably have a better time staying at home… You have touched on so much in such a small passage. The pain inflicted by racism and xenophobia are woven through the words. Awareness comes in so many facets. Thank you for this.
Thank you. Your recent haiku was lovely.
So much squeezed in so little! 🙂
Well written and delivered so gently, yet so powerfully! I am so sad about this situation in what is supposed to be such a free and intelligent country. I so miss the days when I was a little kid who lived in tough neighborhoods and ghettos and I was just another kid and it didn’t matter what colors or backgrounds we had going on, we were just kids who drank Kool-aide and ate baloney sandwiches at each others houses. I know it’s an oversimplification of things, but I still wish we could go back there…
quite nice
It’s a sad fact of life that your words ring true, and it doesn’t stop with color.
Satisfying and complete bites of life. That’s what I love so much about your stories. And to get one everyday!