Nancy Yang, Author at Salvation South

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Nancy Yang

Memory, Migration, and Molasses

Three quite personal poems explore the waning bonds of family and friendship, the ache of migration, and the bittersweet taste of memory.

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Atlanta writer Nelson d. Ross always followed his heart, but he recently learned that his ticker needs some repair. He has high hopes for what comes next.

If you want to get something done at city hall, a Florida city commissioner argues, fighting won’t help. Talking, on the other hand, builds your odds considerably.

Sometimes, the haircut you want is not the haircut you need.

A boy’s hunt with his grandfather becomes a test not just of skill, but of conscience. As thunder rumbles above, a twelve-year-old must decide what kind of man he wants to become.

After you’re full, what will do you with it? Because it’s almost a certainty in this season that someone, somewhere will give you a huge tin bulging with popcorn.

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