My personal essay, “Geography of Peaks and Dips and Lights,” describes my return to Bosnia 18 years ago and appears today in The Rumpus. The piece was beautifully illustrated for The Rumpus by artist Susan Ito. This piece, I am excited to say, will also be reprinted later this year in the anthology Voices on the Move by Solis Press.
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Lana Spendl is a creative writer, originally from Sarajevo, Bosnia. She is the author of the chapbook of flash fiction We Cradled Each Other in the Air, and her stories, poems, and essays have appeared in World Literature Today, The Threepenny Review, The Rumpus, The Greensboro Review, Baltimore Review, New Ohio Review, Zone 3, and other journals.
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