Memories of Minnows
I was young, maybe seven or eight, when I learned how to kick minnows out of the bay. The previous...
Read MoreElizabeth Jaeger is currently finishing up an MFA degree in creative writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University. She is in the process of writing a memoir about her experience trekking in Nepal with a young Nepalese boy. She is an assistant editor at The Literary Review and her work has been published in Eire Ireland and the Literary Explorer. A recent essay will be featured on the podcast No You Tell It. She lives in New Jersey with her spouse and her son, who loves it when she writes stories about him.
by Elizabeth Jaeger | Nov 10, 2015 | Creative Nonfiction | 1
I was young, maybe seven or eight, when I learned how to kick minnows out of the bay. The previous...
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