United States
Author: The Palms by Adelaide Books
BA in History from Kennesaw State University
MA in History from Mississippi State University
MFA in Creative Writing from Reinhardt University
Owner and Founder of Bear Book Market
by Clay Anderson My wife tells me she's cheating on me halfway through dinner. I'm working on the potatoes and beans before replying. "Who?" "That doesn't matter." I think that very much does matter. I imagine a Greek god of a man fucking my wife. I think about how he holds her.
Sixty-eight-year-old Ronnie Wells has recently been paroled for a murder he committed thirty-six years before. He lives in a run-down trailer park outside Pensacola, Florida, and busies himself by maintaining his trailer-it's the nicest in the park-and never being late for work.
The old sow glared at Elrod with a sort of benign insolence. It was perhaps the ugliest thing the boy had ever seen. Its skin was patched with stringy hair and covered in sores.
Clay Anderson, “el Nagual” by Anonimo, Fourth World Journal volume 2, issue 1 (Winter 2019) 30-38
Book Review by Clay Anderson
Paul H. Carlson and Bruce Glasrud, West Texas: A History of the Giant Side of the State, Reviewed by Clay Anderson, Texas Books in Review, Vol 34, No. 2 (Fall 2014)
A prehistoric human burial was discovered in a deep rock crevice in northwestern Brewster County, Texas, and subsequently dug by relic hunters in 1968. The crevice assemblage, while mixed internally, was kept intact and uncontaminated, and was loaned for study to the Center for Big Bend Studies, Sul Ross State University, in 2005.