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Linda D. Parsons

Linda D. Parsons

Verified

Copy Editor, Chapter 16

Knoxville

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Evergreen Lists , Opinion Editorials , Press Enhancing Pieces, Evergreen Lists , Opinion Editorials , Press Enhancing Pieces, Music In Pop Culture , Music Reviews, Musicals , Music , Film

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Total articles 19

  • “Temporary Madness”

    By Claudia Emerson, Linda D. Parsons Verified, Jessie Janeshek, Henry Jones| Chapter 16 Verified Perhaps it was never hers to tell,with no one to tell it to. And so it became this: The early1930s and she was unmarried,in nursing school,her uniform an apron like a butcher’s,long and white as at the bleachedbeginning of day,or a curtain drawn at the end. The rest of her wasted behind it;behind her the quickening,her spine vulnerable as a sapling,and as willful.

    By Claudia Emerson, Linda D. Parsons Verified, Jessie Janeshek, Henry Jones · Chapter 16

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Making and Remaking

    By Linda D. Parsons Verified| Chapter 16 Verified William Woolfitt’s new poetry collection, The Night the Rain Had Nowhere to Go, pays homage to generations of his people in mine-riddled West Virginia. This vein is rich, calling forth his powers of language, lyric, and witness, and he follows a lineage of activist writers who both protest and grieve for the devastation of their native land, waters, and air: Maggie Anderson, Denise Giardina, Doug Van Gundy, Irene McKinney, Ann Pancake, Jayne Anne Phillips, and others.

    By Linda D. Parsons Verified · Chapter 16

    Aug. 22, 2024

  • “Temporary Madness”

    By Claudia Emerson, Linda D. Parsons Verified, Jessie Janeshek, Henry Jones| Chapter 16 Verified Perhaps it was never hers to tell,with no one to tell it to. And so it became this: The early1930s and she was unmarried,in nursing school,her uniform an apron like a butcher’s,long and white as at the bleachedbeginning of day,or a curtain drawn at the end. The rest of her wasted behind it;behind her the quickening,her spine vulnerable as a sapling,and as willful.

    By Claudia Emerson, Linda D. Parsons Verified, Jessie Janeshek, Henry Jones · Chapter 16

    Mar. 13, 2025

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