Learning to See – Fiction
“Jule?” “Hi Dad” “I have some bad news, darling. We can talk more when you […]
Jennifer Dewsnap Shipley
Jennifer Dewsnap Shipley has lived and worked in South Florida for 35 years, after moving from New York City. She has published in professional journals and gardening newsletters and has been writing fictionalized short stories for 7 years. A lover of animals and humanity, her stories often find hope in everyday interactions.
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Miami-Dade Public Library Presents 2026 Local Author Book Fair
Immerse yourself in South Florida’s vibrant literary scene at the Miami-Dade Public Library System’s 2026 […]
Joumou – New Year Soup
Over the years, I’ve worked with many people of Haitian descent, and I’m always impressed […]
Rosie – Fiction
Every morning when the home room bell rang at David Fairchild Elementary, the class lined […]
Poolside with the Peters – Fiction
Ronald Reagan was in office, U2 was hitting the music charts, and Juliet was grappling […]
Satellite of Love – Fiction
Satellites gone up to the sky…. things like that drive me out of my mind. […]
Mission Bunny (Fiction)
Vlad from Margaret Street had a peculiar problem: a colony of over 14 bunnies multiplying […]
There Is Something in Your Teeth (Fiction)
Janet was always frail and nervous and confused about what to do. She had been […]
Ruth (Fiction)
I met Ruth at work in 1998 while she was getting her second master’s degree […]