Fiction. "William Heyen's brief fictions are themselves hummingbirds: they hover, then disappear into Emily Dickinson's 'route of evanescence.' But when we look up from their pages, we still feel their splatter and/or sense their iridescence in our minds"--Edwina Seaver.
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Fiction. "William Heyen's brief fictions are themselves hummingbirds: they hover, then disappear into Emily Dickinson's 'route of evanescence.' But when we look up from their pages, we still feel their splatter and/or sense their iridescence in our minds"--Edwina Seaver.
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