Tara M. Stringfellow is a poet, a former attorney, a Master of Fine Arts graduate of Northwestern University and a semifinalist for the Fulbright Program fellowship. She has written for Collective Unrest, Minerva Rising, Jet Fuel Review, WomensArts Quarterly Journal and Apogee Journal, among other publications. After having lived in Okinawa; Ghana; Chicago; Cuba; Spain; Italy; and Washington, D.C., she moved back home to Memphis, Tennessee, where she sits on her porch swing every evening with her hound, Huckleberry, listening to records and chatting with neighbors.
A Tennessee lawyer shares how her lawyerly research techniques prepared her to dig into her family’s history to develop characters in her novel focused on three generations of Black women and...
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