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Anna Lea Jancewicz

every best bloody mouthful

Month: July 2015

Written by Anna Lea JancewiczJuly 13, 2015March 3, 2016

Every Fairy Tale Starts With a Dead Mother at Revolution John

My story, one of four finalists for the Highlander Fiction Award, is live at RJ today! “Every fairy tale starts with a dead mother. June’s folks weren’t the kind to bother with keeping books around the house, but she had learned that much. The few storybooks she did have were fairy tales that she’d read […]

Written by Anna Lea JancewiczJuly 7, 2015March 3, 2016

Editing for Cease, Cows

Hey lookie there, all official-like, it’s me on the Staff page. I’m now an editor at Cease, Cows: CC Staff I’m so excited!

Written by Anna Lea JancewiczJuly 1, 2015March 3, 2016

Because Sometimes Little Boys Do Not Listen to Their Mothers at Jersey Devil Press Magazine

“Once, there was a boy who swallowed a bee. His mother told him not to do it. She wrung her hands like threadbare dishrags and keened, but he didn’t listen because sometimes little boys do not listen to their mothers. The bee didn’t sting his throat or his belly, but it didn’t die either. It […]

Written by Anna Lea JancewiczJuly 1, 2015March 3, 2016

Billy Dawson’s Good Dumb Luck at Spartan

“When Billy first laid eyes on Edie McBride, she was sucking down an ice-cold Ale 8, with her sweet seventeen-year-old rump squished up against the hood of his cousin Duke’s rust-splotched ’71 Nova. The glass bottle was pearled with sweat, and she wiped it across her neck in slow motion. She was a thick-legged girl […]

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