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Elaine Finner moved her two sons from North Carolina to Maryland for a job. Just as she found her community and started to better provide for her family, her newfound friends and coworkers want to strike, threatening everything she's worked for. |
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| Angela Belcher Epps lives and writes in North Carolina. Her novella, Salt in the Sugar Bowl, was published in 2014 by Main Street Rag Publishing Company. Short stories have appeared in moonShine Review, When Women Awaken, Obsidian: Literature in the African Diaspora, Reflections Literary Journal, Pembroke Magazine #39, and others. Other essays have appeared in the North Carolina Literary Review, Essence Magazine, and the Ladies Home Journal. |
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