|
Overtime 66: |
|
Louis is stuck in his hometown of Miles City, Montana, unemployed and taking care of his ailing mother in a community that refuses to acknowledge the pandemic. |
||
| Conor Hogan grew up in Portland, Oregon, and studied Creative Writing and Spanish at the University of Montana Davidson Honors College. After graduating, he spent two years on a Fulbright scholarship teaching English in central Mexico. He works as a smokejumper for the US Forest Service and spends his time off traveling in Latin America. His writing can be found in publications like Dreamers Magazine, The Hamilton Stone Review, and Anglica: An International Journal of English Studies, among others. |
|
Print: $2.50
|
|
PDF: $1.00
|