Contributors

Edie Meidav

Contributor History

[“It was this impulse to extend …”], Conjunctions:41
From Utopia, or, My Pleasure, Conjunctions:47
Beef, Conjunctions:50
The Golden Rule; or, I Am Trying to Do the Right Thing, Conjunctions:52
Lola, California, Multimedia 12-26-2011 (mp3, 00:18:31)
Dogs of Cuba: The Buddha of Vedado, Conjunctions:59
Dogs of Cuba: The Buddha of Vedado, Conjunctions:59 (mp3, 00:08:41)
Dog’s Journey, Conjunctions:62
From the Dung Beetle’s Perspective, Conjunctions:63 (63:184-192)
Blind in Granada, or, Romance, Conjunctions:65
Blind in Granada, or, Romance, Conjunctions:65 (mp3, 00:07:51)
An Interview, Online 05-03-2016

Biography

Edie Meidav (@lolacalifornia) is a senior editor with Conjunctions, where her fiction has also appeared. The most recent of her three novels is Lola, California (FSG). Her story collection Kingdom of the Young is forthcoming from Sarabande in 2017, and Dogs of Cuba is her novel in progress. She teaches in the MFA program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and at the Squaw Valley Writers Conference, and has received, among other honors, Lannan, Howard, Bard Fiction Prize, and Whiting awards for her research and writing.

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In Print

Conjunctions:70

Sanctuary: The Preservation Issue

Spring 2018
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

Black Box

by David Ryan

October 23, 2018

Even though I was a couple of floors below on the sidewalk, I thought I recognized her from long ago when I, or we, lived in another country. But I heard she’d died—nothing confirmed, but I’d been told as much, and yet, what do you do with this but try to forget that the person is real, forget that they may still be moving through life.

Incomplete Enlightenment

by Rachel Blau DuPlessis

October 16, 2018

The knife was raised
before there was an after.
He cried out, “Stop, stop!
“My name means laughter.”

The Necklace

by Ashton Politanoff

October 9, 2018

It was his mother’s necklace, so it had value to him, more value to him than probably to his wife. It was meant for a woman though, so he couldn’t wear it.