He should have been brushing dirt from his mouth or cobwebs from his eyes that afternoon, not sipping coffee in a white T-shirt and characteristic jeans.
This Stranger, My Father by Lorie Adair
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From the Archives: A Father’s Day Round-Up — Creative Nonfiction About Dads by D. Nicholas Penglase
We collected a few stories from our archives that examine the often complex relationships we have with our dads, and how they shape us and follow us throughout our lives.
Past Issues: Hippocampus Magazine Archives
An Issue-by-Issue Directory & Archive of Hippocampus Magazine Content This Hippocampus archive page has been a work in progress; we decided to make it go live in its raw form so that folks could still navigate to past issues and see a list of all stories and contributors. Previously, you had to navigate to these…
Contributor Updates: Recent news from Hippocampus ‘Alumni’
We’re proud to share these recent successes from past Hippocampus contributors: Lorie Adair‘s debut novel, Spider Woman’s Loom has been published by Foreverland Press. Described an exquisitely woven tale, it is set on the vast and starkly beautiful Navajo reservation in the aftermath of Indian agents exploiting the land and sending children to faraway boarding…
