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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In the Marble Maze: A Widower’s Memoir by Olafur Teitur Gudnason
by Jennifer Frost
In the Marble Maze is one of many memorials Gudnason creates for Engilbjort. As he sorts through relics, photos, and clothing, he takes time to remember.
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The Complementary Arts
by Jennifer Frost
The vast empty page and the impossible task of stringing words across the white abyss. Did I just call a blank page the ‘white abyss?’ Break time, please.
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May Reads
by Jennifer Frost
“It is a good rule after reading a new book, never to allow yourself another new one till you have read an old one in between.” ― C.S. Lewis
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Figurines by Jamie Boud
by Jennifer Frost
Jamie Boud illustrates Figurines with skilled sketches guiding us through a story where reality, fantasy, and dreams are interchangeable.
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Vigil Harbor by Julia Glass
by Jennifer Frost
Vigil Harbor can’t be pigeon-holed as an environmentalist wake-up call any more than we can label it a dirge for 21st century politics gone wrong. Readers (alongside the Harborites) may be unnerved by the radicalization of causes they support.
Jennifer Frost Writes 