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Megan Pillow
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Co-editor and Project manager, The Audacity
Kentucky
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lifestyle, pr news marketing, technology advertising,travel business news
Family, Babies, Parenting
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By Megan Pillow| The Audacity@ In July 2024, our book club read Gretchen Felker-Martin’s Cuckoo. One of my favorite things about the novel was the way she wrote a horror story that felt utterly original and reminded us that the ways our society treats people on the margins is far greater a horror than any dark imagining of the monsters beneath our beds. We were so inspired by the novel that we held our own horror short story contest, and today we’re publishing the winning story: “The Needleworkers” by Dyana Herron.
By Megan Pillow| The Audacity@ At the end of Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s Bite by Bite, she offered a series of writing prompts and we invited our readers to write essays inspired by one of those prompts. This essay, “Instant Pot Time Machine” by Taj Zaidi, was the winner, chosen by Aimee herself. Taj is a Bengali-American writer who grew up nomadically and now lives in Northern California.
By Megan Pillow| The Audacity@ In July 2024, our book club read Gretchen Felker-Martin’s Cuckoo. One of my favorite things about the novel was the way she wrote a horror story that felt utterly original and reminded us that the ways our society treats people on the margins is far greater a horror than any dark imagining of the monsters beneath our beds. We were so inspired by the novel that we held our own horror short story contest, and today we’re publishing the winning story: “The Needleworkers” by Dyana Herron.
Company Info
The Audacity
Kentucky, United States