Leigh Camacho Rourks teaches at Southeastern Louisiana University, where she is also the Assistant Editor for Louisiana Literature. She was a finalist for the 2012 Tennessee Williams Fiction Prize, and her work has appeared in Poetry Southeast and Spilt Infinitive. She is currently finishing her first novel.
Spring 2014
The Plague
When Cora caught the lawn guy smoking weed in the backyard instead of mowing, she wanted to say something cool, to ask for a drag or a hit or whatever you asked for if you were young and wonderful.