Author: Sandra Hunter

Sandra Hunter’s fiction has been published in a number of literary magazines and received awards including the October 2014 Africa Book Club Award, 2014 H.E. Francis Fiction Award, 2012 Cobalt Fiction Prize, 2011 Arthur Edelstein Short Fiction Prize and three Pushcart Prize nominations. Her debut novel, Losing Touch, was released in July (OneWorld Publications). She is currently working on her second novel set in post-apartheid South Africa, titled The Geography of Kitchen Tables.

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Robin Parker interviews
Sandra Hunter
 

Our fiction co-editor, Robin Parker, recently had this exchange with Sandra Hunter, our Issue #13 featured fiction author. Here’s what she had to say about the inspiration behind “Brother’s Keeper,” her interest in the perception of otherness and the shifting complexities of identity, and the novel she is working on now… Read more

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Fiction

Fiction Issue #13

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"The Amygdala Project XXXVII" by Abigail Nelson, 22 x 30 Acrylic and Gel on W/C Paper

Brother’s Keeper

By Sandra Hunter
 
 

He is walking. He is about to turn the corner. She is at the window waiting since noon, since last year’s announcement on the church noticeboard, last month’s update, last week’s email, waiting for her temporary Sudanese, temporarily in her living room, her kitchen, her guest room, temporarily so grateful to her American family…
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