Memories of Main Street “Sometimes I would see kids my age, girls with makeup and clothes like girls I’d see on American Bandstand. I’d stare at and study them and when we got home they’d …
October 25, 2021
Its population maybe 12,000 when college is in session, the town curls into a valley oval in shape, twenty-five miles long and twenty miles wide.
Posted November 5, 1987
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The memories floating in Judith Moore's mind
Judith Moore on her past
A Memory of Summer We circled idly, swayed around the campfire. I had one hand around Don’s waist, up under his jacket, and the other on Arlene’s shoulder. Sparks flew up from the wet wood. …
September 3, 2017
Judith Moore returns to Ellensberg, Wash.
Rumor will have it that I am at work on a novel set in the town. It will be said, “She has been a cross, God knows.” “He has not, you know, worn himself out, carrying it.”
November 5, 1987