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Fall Fall Fall

Girls from high wires like autumn leaves from trapezes their short bright skirts Girls from high wires like autumn leaves from trapezes...
Southern Review, The, 03/22/09 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
Donkey Foal

Us six kids paraded our new donkey baby around town on its tiny, black hooves, still soft from the womb, and shouted with joy to folks, "Come look!...
Southern Review, The, 03/22/09 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
The trespasser

THE MOTHER JIGGLES HER KEY in the ancient lock, nudges open the heavy oak door with her shoulder, and freezes on the threshold. The father steps...
Witness, 01/01/09 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
The Yard Man

Southern Review, The, 06/22/08 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
September News from Susanna's Farm.(Short story)

Pumpkins were ripening early in Potawatomi, Michigan, after months of drought, and when you hefted one of those big fruits by the stem, you found...
TriQuarterly, 06/22/08 by Campbell, Bonnie Jo · More from publication
The Inventor, 1972

Southern Review, The, 01/01/08 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication

Merger proposal is a lose-lose situation

In politics, the best proposals are usually win-win propositions, where there is some benefit for everyone. Unfortunately, the current proposal to...
Business Record (Des Moines), 11/01/04 by Bonnie Campbell · More from publication
Children of Transylvania

BEFORE BREAKFAST IN Doctor Petru Groza, as they were packing their bicycles, Joanna had screamed at her sisters, demanded they stop waiting for her...
Southern Review, The, 06/22/02 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
Fuel for the Millennium

THE BANKS WERE DOOMED. Harbert Little knew that beyond a shadow of a doubt. And without the banks, everything else would fail--the stock markets,...
Southern Review, The, 01/01/00 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication
The Smallest Man in the World

Beauty is not a virtue. And beauty is not in the eye of the beholder. Beauty is a fact like height or symmetry or hair color. Understand that I am...
Southern Review, The, 01/01/99 by Bonnie Jo Campbell · More from publication