From Our Current Issue – Page 2 – Little Patuxent Review

Meet Our Contributors: Q&A with Stephanie Dupal

The Public Garden at Pontoise, Camille Pissarro, 1874 Stephanie Dupal is a Franco-Canadian trilingual writer and associate professor who teaches composition and literature in Virginia. Her work most recently appeared or is forthcoming in Fiction International, Cerasus Magazine (UK) Little Patuxent Review, GRIFFEL (Norway), Storgy Magazine (UK), The Stonecoast Review, Eastern Iowa Review, Broad River Review, Orca, a Literary Journal, and Maryland Literary Review, among others. She is […]

by wendy ruth walker

Meet Our Contributors: Q&A with .chisaraokwu.

“Storm Over Biafra,” by Ben Enwonwu, 1972. .chisaraokwu. (she/her) is an Igbo American actor, poet, and healthcare futurist. Her work has appeared in many journals, including Glass, Berkeley Poetry Review, Midnight & Indigo, Cutthroat, the New England Journal of Medicine and Obsidian. She has been awarded fellowships and writing residencies in the US and in Italy, including […]

by wendy ruth walker

Spotlight on Alicia Mountain

“Writing comes out of this life lived, the sensory details, the doubt, the microwaved dinner, the weight of your jacket, the joy, the car payment, the lonely shower, the movement of your body. Everything you do away from your notebook or keyboard is writing. Even if it fills months or years, you can make use […]

by wendy ruth walker

Concerning Craft: Why Do We Tell Stories?

The Rev. Elizabeth Felicetti is the rector of St. David’s Episcopal Church in North Chesterfield, Virginia, and holds a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Spalding University and a Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary. Her work has appeared in numerous publications including The Christian Century, Modern Loss. A recent essay, “Armed” appears in […]

by wendy ruth walker

Meet Our Contributors: Q&A with Madison Durand

Madison Durand is a junior in high school who loves to tell stories. Her work has appeared in Lunch Ticket and will soon appear in the Young Writers USA Imagine anthology. She has been recognized multiple times by the Association of Christian Schools International, where she obtained a superior rating for her pieces entitled “Eliot” and “The Probability of Vincent”. […]