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Tag: Personal Essay

Alaska on Fire

July 16, 2020 The Hellebore

It’s easy to forget about Alaska, cornered somewhere between Arizona and Hawaii (according to most maps). The place that non-Americans…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue Five: Black Moss Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, Personal Essay, Summer Koester, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

Jericho March

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A slate grey morning framed Washington, D.C. as I skipped up the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Fog wrapped its…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue Five: Black Moss Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, DW McKinney, Personal Essay, The Hellebore Press

A Brief History of Tea

June 3, 2020 The Hellebore

I used to resent making my father cups of tea. “Why can’t you just make it yourself?” He’d just stare…

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Posted in: Issue Five: Black Moss, Poetry Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, HLR, Literary Magazine, Personal Essay, The Hellebore Press

How Do Beach Girls Do It?

April 30, 2019 The Hellebore Leave a comment

byAnna Press Every year, my husband Will and one of his friends from high school go on a road trip…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue Two: To Swallow the Sun Filed under: Anna Press, Creative Nonfiction, Essay, Indie Publishing, Literary Journal, Nonprofit Magazine, Personal Essay

Maltby Road

December 31, 2018 The Hellebore Leave a comment

by Trace Ramsey A horse chestnut tree aged in the front yard of my grandparents’ house on Maltby Road, just…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue One: Gold in the Soil Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, Essays, Family, Grief, Identity, Literary Essay, Literary Press, Loss, Narrative, Personal Essay, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, Trace Ramsey

How to Keep Time

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by Kathleen Siddell “So we will see him get buried?” “Why do people get buried when they die?” “Will he…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue One: Gold in the Soil Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, Essays, Kathleen Siddell, Literary Essay, Literary Press, Personal Essay, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

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