Jennifer Whitaker
Jennifer Whitaker is the author of The Blue Hour, winner of the Brittingham Prize and forthcoming from the University of Wisconsin Press in 2016. Her poems have appeared in journals including Radar Poetry, New England Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, and Four Way Review. Originally from Midlothian, Virginia, Jennifer earned her MFA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She is an assistant poetry editor at storySouth. She currently lives in Greensboro, North Carolina, where she is Director of the University Writing Center at UNCG. For more on Jennifer, visit jenniferlynnwhitaker.comVideo Spotlight
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FICTION: If There Were Bees by Erin Rose Belair
Lacey and Otto took to the coast and rented a motel room for the weekend, right on the water. Workers in white hazmat suits had descended upon their house, cutting holes into the walls because the bees had filled their home. Lacey first saw the bees while pruning back the bougainvillea…
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