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Jonathan Sapers’s Expertise I am a writer with more than a dozen published short stories in Glimmer Train, Raritan, Northwest Review and Construction among others. I have completed two novels and a collection of short stories and am working on a third novel. My story “The Physiology of Heartbreak” was nominated for Best of the Net for 2017 and received an “Honorary Mention” in Glimmer Train’s Fiction Open, as did my stories “Something is Terribly Wrong” and “The Story of Our Divorce.” “The Last Highway” was selected as a notable story of 2014 by the storySouth Million Writers Award committee. And my story, “Dear Mr. Sugarman” was a semi-finalist in Ruminate’s annual William Van Dyke Short Story Contest. My novels are “The Good Doctor,” about a doctor in Vermont who is given the chance to take a different fork in the road than the one he chose and ends up completing a rock opera about an ancestor who left Vermont to fall in love in Cuba and rekindling an affair with his Nuyorican college girlfriend; and “Crossing the Bar Road,” about a writer who returns to her family’s summer house in a resort town in the Canadian Maritimes following her mother’s death, profoundly ambivalent about their relationship and her ability to take over the house and comes to a new understanding after reading her mother’s letters, following her mother’s pie recipes, and exploring her own memories even as she rekindles her connection to her local boy first love. My essays have appeared in Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Smithsonian, Family Fun and Newsday. For samples of my work, please see my web site at www.sapersink.com. For a Q&A with me in Eclectica, please go here: http://eclecticamagazine.tumblr.com/post/42113015568/a-conversation-with-jonathan-sapers. My journalism has appeared in a wide range of publications including The Nation, The New York Times, Newsday, the New Yorker, The Christian Science Monitor, PBS Newshour Online, The Hechinger Report, and Scholastic Administrator. I have also worked with companies such as American Express, Clairol, Deloitte and Bristol-Myers Squibb on their corporate internal communications and for in-house publications at schools and colleges, such as Teacher’s College’s TC Today, CM Magazine at Commonwealth School in Boston and Columbia's Dental School Magazine.

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I am a writer with more than a dozen published short stories in Glimmer Train, Raritan, Northwest Review and Construction among others. I have completed two novels and a collection of short stories and am working on a third novel. My story “The Physiology of Heartbreak” was nominated for Best of the Net for 2017 and received an “Honorary Mention” in Glimmer Train’s Fiction Open, as did my stories “Something is Terribly Wrong” and “The Story of Our Divorce.” “The Last Highway” was selected as a notable story of 2014 by the storySouth Million Writers Award committee. And my story, “Dear Mr. Sugarman” was a semi-finalist in Ruminate’s annual William Van Dyke Short Story Contest. My novels are “The Good Doctor,” about a doctor in Vermont who is given the chance to take a different fork in the road than the one he chose and ends up completing a rock opera about an ancestor who left Vermont to fall in love in Cuba and rekindling an affair with his Nuyorican college girlfriend; and “Crossing the Bar Road,” about a writer who returns to her family’s summer house in a resort town in the Canadian Maritimes following her mother’s death, profoundly ambivalent about their relationship and her ability to take over the house and comes to a new understanding after reading her mother’s letters, following her mother’s pie recipes, and exploring her own memories even as she rekindles her connection to her local boy first love. My essays have appeared in Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Smithsonian, Family Fun and Newsday. For samples of my work, please see my web site at www.sapersink.com. For a Q&A with me in Eclectica, please go here: http://eclecticamagazine.tumblr.com/post/42113015568/a-conversation-with-jonathan-sapers. My journalism has appeared in a wide range of publications including The Nation, The New York Times, Newsday, the New Yorker, The Christian Science Monitor, PBS Newshour Online, The Hechinger Report, and Scholastic Administrator. I have also worked with companies such as American Express, Clairol, Deloitte and Bristol-Myers Squibb on their corporate internal communications and for in-house publications at schools and colleges, such as Teacher’s College’s TC Today, CM Magazine at Commonwealth School in Boston and Columbia's Dental School Magazine. Sapers Ink

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I am a writer with more than a dozen published short stories in Glimmer Train, Raritan, Northwest Review and Construction among others. I have completed two novels and a collection of short stories and am working on a third novel. My story “The Physiology of Heartbreak” was nominated for Best of the Net for 2017 and received an “Honorary Mention” in Glimmer Train’s Fiction Open, as did my stories “Something is Terribly Wrong” and “The Story of Our Divorce.” “The Last Highway” was selected as a notable story of 2014 by the storySouth Million Writers Award committee. And my story, “Dear Mr. Sugarman” was a semi-finalist in Ruminate’s annual William Van Dyke Short Story Contest. My novels are “The Good Doctor,” about a doctor in Vermont who is given the chance to take a different fork in the road than the one he chose and ends up completing a rock opera about an ancestor who left Vermont to fall in love in Cuba and rekindling an affair with his Nuyorican college girlfriend; and “Crossing the Bar Road,” about a writer who returns to her family’s summer house in a resort town in the Canadian Maritimes following her mother’s death, profoundly ambivalent about their relationship and her ability to take over the house and comes to a new understanding after reading her mother’s letters, following her mother’s pie recipes, and exploring her own memories even as she rekindles her connection to her local boy first love. My essays have appeared in Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Smithsonian, Family Fun and Newsday. For samples of my work, please see my web site at www.sapersink.com. For a Q&A with me in Eclectica, please go here: http://eclecticamagazine.tumblr.com/post/42113015568/a-conversation-with-jonathan-sapers. My journalism has appeared in a wide range of publications including The Nation, The New York Times, Newsday, the New Yorker, The Christian Science Monitor, PBS Newshour Online, The Hechinger Report, and Scholastic Administrator. I have also worked with companies such as American Express, Clairol, Deloitte and Bristol-Myers Squibb on their corporate internal communications and for in-house publications at schools and colleges, such as Teacher’s College’s TC Today, CM Magazine at Commonwealth School in Boston and Columbia's Dental School Magazine.