A Plate of Pandemic
Creativity in Times of Crisis
Jennifer Handy’s fiction explores sexuality, psychological trauma, mental illness, homelessness, severed family relationships, and environmental issues in the southwestern United States. Her nonfiction work ranges from academic essays to articles on organic food and natural health. Currently, she’s taking time off to write and travel throughout the western United States.
To smell of something other than sweat and body odor is an important social obligation. This doesn’t suit me very well, living as I do in a rusted-out VW in the middle of the Arizona desert. The VW is great for summer camping. The pop-top lets air circulate through the van and lets the hot […]