Selection of feature articles by Rick Skwiot “Paradise Sought,” Washington magazine. “Instrumental to the Music Industry,” Washington magazine. “Pride Goeth after the Fall,” St. Louis Magazine. “A Writer’s Life: Real but Unlikely,” Washington magazine. “How to Protect Yourself from Hearing Loss,” St. Louis Magazine. “Food for Thought,” St. Louis Magazine. “Stemming Health-Care Fraud,”Washington University Magazine. [...]
About Rick Skwiot
Award-winning Key West-based novelist and memoirist Rick Skwiot is the author of the Hemingway First Novel Award winner Death in Mexico (previously published as Flesh), the Willa Cather Fiction Prize finalist Sleeping With Pancho Villa, the critically acclaimed childhood memoir Christmas at Long Lake, and, most recently, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico: Memoir of a Sensual Quest for Spiritual Healing. He has taught creative writing at Washington University in St. Louis and served as the 2004 Distinguished Visiting Writer at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Co-founder and director of the nonprofit Key West Writers Lab, he lives in Key West, Florida.
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Read the full article →“I have enjoyed Christmas at Long Lake hugely…It is beautiful and cleanly written, and I admire it not only for its use of language but as well fro the ways in which, within the framework of the narration of events of a couple of days, it works outward to create a larger thematic universe [...]