Skyline 2015: Prose and Poetry by Central Virginia Authors

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Skyline 2015: Prose and Poetry by Central Virginia Authors

Including Martha Jean Lancaster | Martha Jean Lancaster’s nonfiction essay “Nana’s Arm” won 2nd place Nonfiction in the Virginia Writers Club “Summer Shorts 2014” contest. “Lucky” won Honorable Mention Fiction. Both are published in this regional anthology

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Martha Jean Lancaster, Collections Manager for The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia

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