Razor Wire Wilderness by Stephanie Dickinson

To support the holy flow, she has long labored as a word processor for a Fifth Avenue accounting firm. At present she's finishing a work of creative nonfiction entitled In the Razor Wire Wilderness based on her longtime correspondence with inmates at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women in Clinton, New Jersey. She received distinguished story citations in Best American Short Stories, Best American Essays and numerous Pushcart anthology citations. Her stories have been reprinted in New Stories from the South, New Stories from the Midwest, and Best American Nonrequired Reading. She has published poetry and prose in literary journals including Cherry Tree, The Bitter Oleander, Mudfish, Another Chicago Magazine, Lit, The Chattahoochee Review, The Columbia Review, Orca, Gargoyle, among others. Other books include PORT ATHORITY ORCHIDS (Rain Mountain Press, 2013), GIRL BEHIND THE DOOR (Rain Mountain Press, 2017), Heat: An Interview with Jean Seberg (New Michigan Press), Flashlight Girls Run (New Meridian Arts Press), THE EMILY FABLES (Rain Mountain Press, 2019), Big-Headed Anna Imagines Herself (Alien Buddha) and BLUE SWAN, BLACK SWAN: THE TRAKI DIARIES (The Bitter Oleander Press, 2021). Her novels Half Girl and Lust Series are published by Spuyten Duyvil, as is her feminist noir Love Highway. Stephanie Dickinson raised on an Iowa farm now lives in New York City with the poet Rob Cook and their senior citizen feline, Vallejo.

Razor Wire Wilderness by Stephanie Dickinson