Emily Wortman-Wunder is a place-based literary essayist and fiction writer, with pieces published in Vela, Nimrod, Terrain, High Country News, Conium Review, and elsewhere. Her work explores the emotional resonance of place by drawing on history, ecology, landscape art, and folklore. She lives in south suburban Denver and teaches scientific writing at the University of Colorado. You can read more of her work at https://emilywortmanwunder.wordpress.com/
May/June 2019
Prairie in Hock
1 The house holds itself to itself, out here on the edge of the Great Plains. The prairie grasses have been allowed to run right up to the foundation, and […]