Lynn Mundell’s writing has appeared in journals including The Masters Review, SmokeLong Quarterly, Tin House online, and Five Points, and been honored with the Lascaux Prize in Creative Nonfiction. She is author of the fiction chapbook Let Our Bodies Be Returned to Us (Yemassee, University of South Carolina) and co-editor of the anthology Nothing Short Of: Selected Tales from 100 Word Story (Outpost19). Lynn edits the literary journal Centaur.
The clock is as big as she is. If she stands facing the kitchen window with her arms by her side and bends forward into a ninety-degree angle, she equals the clock’s quarter-past-six. The clock hands are wrong, but she records their time in her bones and muscles. A grounding exercise. It’s not that the clock lags by an hour… Read more →