Vermont is home to some the world's most creative writers.
People like: Julie Alvarez ("Yo!, How The Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents"), John Irving ("The World According to Garp," "A Son of the Circus"), Jamaica Kincaid ("The Autobiography of My Mother," "Lucy"), Robert Frost ("The Poetry of Robert Frost," "Collected Poems"), Grace Paley ("Enormous Changes at the Last Minute," "Grace Paley: The Collected Stories"), Louise Gluck ("The Meadowlands," "The Wild Iris"), David Mamet ("Glengarry Glen Ross," "Oleanna"), Galway Kinnell ("The Book of Nightmares," "Imperfect Thirst"), and Howard Frank Mosher ("Stranger in the Kingdom," "North Country: A Personal Journey"), are just some of the creative writers that fuel their imagination in the Green Mountain State. Vermont Living salutes the creative genius in all of them and is proud to present some new work by yet to be discovered amateurs and professionals alike.
Short Stories
"Imagine" a short story by Nancy Senior, flatlander.
"Little Chalet", an essay by Charles Baril from Westminster, Massachusetts
Return here often for new material.
Send your Creative Writing to Vermont Living for publication.
Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope for quick return on your originals.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FREE Stay up-to-date on VT happenings
WIN FREE PRIZES
