Aliza Greenblatt over at Flash Fiction Chronicles recently interviewed me about “Remnants of a Quilter’s Memory,” because it was Every Day Fiction’s highest-rated story for June! In case you’re interested, here it is.
The whole process of publishing this story with EDF has been really lovely.
First with the news: I sold a story! “Remnants of a Quilter’s Memory” is not science fiction or children’s fiction of any sort. It’s a very small 500 word piece about a family’s struggle with dementia, and it’s very close to my heart for a whole lotta reasons. It’ll be live at Every Day Fiction on June 22, so check it out if you’re interested.
Task mistress.
This will be my last writing assistant Monday post with featuring these furry faces for at least the next three weeks, because I’m headed home to Michigan! The plan is to help Mutti with the store (specifically sprucing up the window displays).
I’m also planning on finishing up the first (very rough) draft of my middle grade novel, relaxing and playing with my nephew who is just growing up too fast.
Assisting writers is hard.
I also hope to get some reading done…
How many books do you take on your 3-week vacation?
Jessi Cole Jackson 