Contributor
Elizabeth Hodges
Elizabeth Hodges is an associate professor at Virginia Commonwealth University where she teaches nonfiction writing at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and is one of two people who directs the Composition and Rhetoric Program.
Recent Writing
Radio Wars, Closed Doors, When You’re Out I Check Your Drawers
It’s 1964. In her room my sister turns her radio up high. Eighteen and a half, her door shut tight. Scratchy voices croon shriek yodel about love. I have peeked through the space around her doors latch and seen her dancing like some tribeswoman out of National Geographic, the brown, plastic, radio icon urging her on from its place atop her highboy.Issue 08
Death by African Violet
My roommate and I hang out on our narrow dorm cots with their East Indian bedspreads. Incense burns, and we are speaking wisdoms when they strike us as we drink Tyrolia Pineapple Wine and smoke Newports.Issue 04
