At Penn
At Penn written by: Annie Fox - Still in the noxious fog of anesthesia, jeans unbuttoned over your belly barbed with stitches...
Annie Fox
Annie Fox lives on the Gulf with her husband and two kids, three pups, seven finches, and about a thousand books, and teaches writing at the University of West Florida. Her essays and poems have appeared in Journal of Veterans Studies; Journal of Multimodal Rhetorics; Lore; Florida English Journal; More Than Thought; Room of One’s Own; and other publications. She’s writing a memoir, On Our Way Home: An American Adoption Story, in Stanford’s Creative Nonfiction Certificate Program. She likes exploring nontraditional forms, and her memoir is a narrative collage, composed of memory, essay, poetry, reflection, research, photography. The text is arranged in segments, non-linear, that explore the topic of adoption through multiple standpoints, multiple genres -- "(which) replicates memory, the way memory itself is fractured" (Rebecca Makkai, I Have Some Questions for You).
