Our Intersections issue features 33 authors representing 24 counties. This issue includes 13 never-before-published-in-105 authors and three new counties (Graham, Jefferson, and Pawnee).
We are pleased to share these true Kansas stories with readers of 105 Meadowlark Reader, shipping in May 2024.
“The
Middle of Nowhere” by Alicia Troike
“Between
the Dead and Me” by Amanda L. Little
“Flowers
and Memories” by Amanda Schultz
“Friendship
Forged over Fetal Pig” by Amy D. Kliewer
“Last
Letter” by Ann Christine Fell
“The
Trader Joe’s Egg Aisle” by Audrey Phillips
“A
Second Meeting in Manhattan” by Barbara Waterman-Peters
“Can
You Tell Me How to Get to Oklahoma City?” by Beth Gulley
“Waves
of Intersection” by Boyd Bauman
“Seventeenth
and Washburn” by Carlos Velez
“Railroad
Ties” by C. E. Emmer
“Technobaby
Crossroads” by Charles L. Martin
“A
Retirement Revelation” by Chuck Warner
“Getting
Pregnant at My Age?” By Errin D. Moore
“A
Love Story” by James Kenyon
“At
the Intersection of Kansas and Anywhere in the World” by Cynthia Mines
“Orphan
Annie’s Secret Clubhouse” by Jennifer Broadstreet Hess
“Families
and Fates of Robert Parks” by Jim Potter
“Harper
Court and Minneapolis Street” by Julie Johnson
“The
Town at the Crossroads” by Julie A. Sellers
“The
Sparrow’s Whistle” by Julie Stielstra
“Intersecting
with the Mob” by Linda Cook
“Particulars
of Place” by Candace Plett Krebs
“What
a Tai Chi Master Taught Me About Writing” by Mary-Lane Kamberg
“Planting
Coins” by Matthew Porubsky
“Double
Cousins and the Carnival Keepsake” by Roger Heineken
“Not
in My Plan” by Sandee Lee
“Night
Train to Frankfurt” by Stan Finger
“Library
Cards” by Susan Brinkman
“Crossroads”
by Thomas Holmquist
“Lessons
from the Intersection of Tallgrass and Tabor Valley” by Tim Keane
“The
Road to Kansas” by Victoria Vaughn
“Summer
Running” by Walter Moak
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