Contributor
Diana Hume George
Diana Hume George is the author of The Lonely Other: A Woman Watching America, and author or editor of a number of other books of poetry, essays, and literary criticism. She teaches in the Creative Nonfiction MFA program at Goucher College and codirects the Chautauqua Writers’ Festival.
Recent Writing
Watching My Mother Hallucinate
“You look so much like your mom,” says the starched, very pregnant nurse at the rehab unit where Mom has been sent to recover from her hip surgery, “only younger.” My pulse skips whenever someone says this.Issue 33
Zane Grey on a Carousel in Indian Territory
“Are you part Indian?” I’ve been asked this question all my adult life, especially before my hair went partly gray. No Native American would ever mistake me for a two-heart, but white people often have.Issue 22
Watching My Mother Hallucinate
Silence Kills
Blowing in the Wind
Starting at the Lincoln Wood trailhead, we cut off onto Bondcliff Trail. On day one, we hiked about six miles, much of it on the old railroad logging trail.Issue 03
