"The Clang" featured in slips slips
Jenny's interview with the slips slips team
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It was a delight to have my piece the “The Clang” featured in the first issue of slips slips, a print publication with a great eye and a good heart. Read my contributor interview with the slips slips team below as well as a version of my essay “The Clang.”
If you would like a tangible copy of the first issue of slips slips, message me. I’ll mail it old-school. Nothing like the feel of newsprint and the gentle ruffling of a broadsheet literary journal. Learn more about slips slips and their open submissions for issue #2.
The Clang
There once was a guy who used to write lyrics for the Grateful Dead. He called himself “their junior varsity writer.” Great story teller. One day, he falls instantly in love. A cosmic thing. He meets her in Chicago and they discover—believe it or not— that they live in t…
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