Instructor
Anthony Aycock
Anthony Aycock has written essays for The Missouri Review, The Gettysburg Review, ONLINE, National Paralegal Reporter, and Community & Junior College Libraries. His first book, The Accidental Law Librarian, is now available. He lives in North Carolina with his wife, daughter, six cats, four hermit crabs, and his daughter’s pet snake.
Recent Writing
Literary Letters: Correspondence as Art
Until his death on January 27, 2010, J. D. Salinger was famously a recluse. Once a darling of the New York literary scene, he had published nothing since 1965, though there were rumors that he wrote every day.Issue 49
Make Mine a Double
My co-worker Charles looked over his glasses at me, Aunt-Polly style, after reading my grant application. “It’s good,” he said, “except we’ll have to change all the double spaces at the ends of sentences to single spaces.”Issue 43
