Dawne Shand grew up in Alabama’s Black Belt and attended Selma’s public schools during their first two decades of integration. Since then, she has lived and worked in Nice, London, and Boston. Her work has appeared in Thicket, the 1966 Journal, and the anthology Children of a Changing South. She is working on a memoir about the opposition to the voting rights movement.
Fall 2016: The Poetics of Science
The Garden of Biodiversity’s Snake
I was driving on an unnamed dirt road that didn’t exist on my map, past scrub trees covering old strip mines, through a paper company forest in search of a […]