Lucinda Ebersole

• Sep-2004
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48th issue of an International literary magazine based in the Washington, D.C. area. This issue sports a cover photo by Margaret Schnipper, some photos by Claudia Carlson and Lisa Chun. Featured poets and writers include: Nin Andrews, Doreen Baingana...

• Mar-1997
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After discovering that she is dying of lung cancer, aspiring young novelist Cordelia returns to her home in Equality, Alabama, because she is the seventh ""Cordelia"" in her matrilineal line and tradition and memory are all the small town has l...

• Jan-1996
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• Mar-1995
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Combining the works of literary figures who have produced fictional accounts on unexpected pregnancy and abortion, an anthology features the writings of such individuals as Langston Hughes, Amy Hempel, Joan Didion, and William Faulkner....

• Jan-1994
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Elvis is, and always will be, The King. Even as he (probably) lies in his grave at Graceland, he lives on in his music, his movies, on the Vegas stage, through the U.S. Mail, and on these pages.Mondo Elvis is a compilation of Elvis dreams, Elvis desi...

• Mar-1993
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Barbie is an American icon. But Barbie becomes a problem when the adult fantasy collides with the child's fantasy? All that misplaced Barbie angst of our youth, all the childhood conditioning, and the adult results are revealed at last in Mondo Ba...