Welcome Fran! I enjoyed Constitutional Rights. Interesting that two stories (yours and mine, "An Unlikely Rapture") about pedophiles were posted on the same day. So much more under the skin to be examined in all involved in such cases isn't there? Looking forward to more of your work.
Fran Metzman has recently been nominated for a Dzanc Books award, “Best of the Web” and has published twenty short stories in various literary journals as well as a novel. She gives creative writing workshops, teaches memoir/creative writing at Temple University’s Adult Education School and has taught publishing skills to grad students at Rosemont College. As a fiction editor for two literary journals, Schuylkill Valley Journal and The Wild River Review (online), she selects and edits the submissions. In addition, she blogs for The Wild River Review.com. The name of her column is “The Age of Reasonable Doubt” which deals with mature dating/relationships (including sexual issues) and aspects of society that influences all relationships (sometimes tongue in cheek). She has a short story collection due out in Spring of 2010.
Thank you for your kind comment on my short story, Henry, reach! Really great to meet you here, Fran.
Fran, its good to see you back on f'naut
Welcome Fran! I enjoyed Constitutional Rights. Interesting that two stories (yours and mine, "An Unlikely Rapture") about pedophiles were posted on the same day. So much more under the skin to be examined in all involved in such cases isn't there? Looking forward to more of your work.
BIO for FRAN METZMAN
Fran Metzman has recently been nominated for a Dzanc Books award, “Best of the Web” and has published twenty short stories in various literary journals as well as a novel. She gives creative writing workshops, teaches memoir/creative writing at Temple University’s Adult Education School and has taught publishing skills to grad students at Rosemont College. As a fiction editor for two literary journals, Schuylkill Valley Journal and The Wild River Review (online), she selects and edits the submissions. In addition, she blogs for The Wild River Review.com. The name of her column is “The Age of Reasonable Doubt” which deals with mature dating/relationships (including sexual issues) and aspects of society that influences all relationships (sometimes tongue in cheek). She has a short story collection due out in Spring of 2010.
Hi Fran, and welcome to this wonderful writers place. I'm anxious to see one of your stories posted on your page! Susan Tepper