Author: Bliss Goldstein

Bliss Goldstein has been published in HuffPost, LA Times, Roanoke Review, and CALYX Journal, winning their Margarita Donnelly Prize for Prose Writing. Bliss taught writing at Western Washington University and has an MLA from Stanford University. If she’s not working on her novel drawn from real life, Cult Momma, she’s most likely hiking in the Pacific Northwest woods among owls, raindrops, and fluorescent fungi. Find more bliss at blissgoldstein.com.

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Creative Nonfiction

Creative Nonfiction #82

“The Joy I Hold,” Digital Painting (Procreate), 1,640 pixels X 2,360 pixels.
“The Joy I Hold,” Digital Painting (Procreate), 1,640 pixels X 2,360 pixels.

Artwork by Lindsay Lamp

Hollywood Chuck, Patron Saint of Wonderment The only time I saw Chuck face-to-face was when he picked me up outside my Palm Springs hotel in his scarlet Jeep, his adult toy better known as “Big Red.” As he idled — the Jeep freshly hosed off and looking as pretty as a ruby slipper — he […]