Jennifer Frost Writes
“We write to create the books that we would like to read, that haven’t yet been written—possibly.”—Joyce Carol Oates
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On Leaving Neverland
by Jennifer Frost
A part of me, like Peter Pan, will always live in Neverland… But if you skin your knee one afternoon in Neverland, you’ll skin it every afternoon. And every time you trip on that same tree root lying across the forest path, you’ll fall to the ground again, hurt and sniffling, bleeding a little, while…
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Publication Announcement: Cradle and All
by Jennifer Frost
In their recent Instagram post, Silent Clamor Press announced the January 2027 release date of my new novella, Cradle and All.
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A More Perfect Union (Briefs), A Book of Essays by Alexander Moss
by Jennifer Frost
Moss’s essays discuss his own growing fears of the disastrous potential outcomes of political factionalism and irreconcilable differences. It is because a second civil war is such a terrifying prospect that he devises an alternative approach.
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A Remorseless Elegy for a Heartless Bitch
by Jennifer Frost
Dying, the first thing you lose is your appetite. Did they bring an hors d’oeuvres tray to tempt you? Crackers with cream cheese? Pimento-centered olives? A Manhattan on the rocks, no cherry?
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Elegy for My Father
by Jennifer Frost
You are fifteen years gone. My grief is almost old Enough to drive a car. You loved a fast Car with the white top down, chrome and cobalt, Candy shine like a raspberry sucker.
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