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Loren Stephens

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New English Review

Returning to the Glass House, Paris

Loren's essay Returning to the Glass House, Paris was recently published In the New English Review.


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The Ravensperch

No More Excuses

Loren's essay No More Excuses was recently published on The RavensPerch. 


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Tulsa Review

Petal to the Metal | Lily Elrick | 3rd Place, student art contest

Poor Johnny One Note

Loren's short story "Poor Johnny One Note" was published in the annual 2024-25 edition of the Tulsa Review Issue 11. 


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Image: Petal to the Metal | Lily Elrick | 3rd Place, student art contest

POOR JOHNNY ONE NOTE

PENNSYLVANIA LITERARY JOURNAL

Readings for Long Road-Trips

Loren's essay "The Meyer Trilogy, Baruch Ha’shem" was recently featured in the Pennsylvania Literary Journal Fall 2023 Issue: Readings for Long Road-Trips. 


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READINGS FOR LONG ROAD-TRIPS

ACROSS THE MARGIN

Read This, Not That

Loren published an essay Read This, Not That about her recent travels to Scandinavia. Featured on Across The Margin October 18, 2023.


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Across The Margin

Umbrella Factory Magazine

Honeymoon in Hayti

Leo Daughtry's and Loren Stephens' co-written short story was recently featured in UMBRELLA FACTORY Literary Magazine's Issue #60 April 2023.


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Umbrella Factory Magazine

EVENING STREET REVIEW #30

Mugwort and Madam Tamae

Loren published a short story Mugwort and Madam Tamae, featured in Evening Street Review #30, Summer 2021. 


This short story is a "sidebar" to All Sorrows Can Be Borne. Madam Tamae is the quintessential wicked step mother who makes life hell for Ichiro and his sister. Story appears on p. 78.



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Reading Between the Wines

The Difference Between Being a Ghostwriter and Writing for Yourself

Loren published an essay through Reading Between the Wines Book Club about her career as a professional ghostwriter before writing All Sorrows Can Be Borne.

May 10, 2021

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Hudson Reporter

15th and Adams Corner Where My Father’s Hoboken Paints Stood: Then and Now

Loren published a short story 15th and Adams: Corner Where My Father’s Hoboken Paints Stood: Then and Now which appeared in the Hudson Reporter February 9, 2009.

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Loren's Other Essays & Short Stories

Burning Nettles

Let's Pretend

Fear of Flying After Erica Jong

Passover holiday sparks memories of years gone by

Dividing Day At the Grand-Hotel Du Cap- Ferrat

Floating in Arashiyama

Finding Hannah in Budapest

Finding Hannah in Budapest

Finding Hannah in Budapest


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