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Amanda Kabak

Amanda Kabak
Amanda Kabak,is the author of Upended (July 20, 2021; Brain Mill Press) and The Mathematics of Change (2017). Her recent work has appeared in the Massachusetts Review, Tahoma Literary Review, Sequestrum, and the Laurel Review, among other publications. She has been a recipient of the Al Simak Award for Fiction from Arcturus Review, the Betty Gabehart Prize from the Kentucky Women Writer’s Conference, and the Lascaux Review Award for Fiction.
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We Need More Victim-Focused Narratives

Fiction is the perfect medium for exploring the long shadows of terrible crimes—so why aren't there more stories told by survivors?

July 19, 2021  By Amanda Kabak
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