Frankly Feminist

A groundbreaking Jewish feminist short story collection. Frankly Feminist is a collection of stories from Lilith Magazine, published by the University of Chicago, that represents the best Jewish feminist fiction published in Lilith Magazine. Eighty distinct 21st Century voices with Lilith's Jewish feminist tilt, including Erica W Jamieson's story, What Remains of Etta.

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Minerva Rising Press • 22nd April 2022

Fat Girl In Crowded Room by Erica W. Jamieson

I should stand, right? And just start talking? Okay, then. I’m Emily. I should tell you it’s not my first time in group. I mean I’ve been before, a long time ago, in a group, like this. And, well, now I’m back. What else?

Oh, just tell you about last weekend? That’s what we talked about, right? On the phone?

It wasn’t such a big deal, really. About last weekend? You see, I was out with Joseph, my boyfriend, fiancé, sort of, there’s no ring yet, but we’ve been together a while, anyway, we’re si

Passengers Journal • 1st September 2021

Volume 2, Issue 7: Prose —

Enter your father’s hospital room carrying his vintage Nikkormat camera outfitted with the 17-35 zoom lens. You pilfered this camera from his house years ago as a memento for a trip taken just the two of you. A workday overnight to Grand Rapids when you were sixteen. It was late afternoon when you grabbed the camera and focused on your father.

24th September 2013

“Hope Like Blue Skies” by Erica Jamieson | Rkvry Quarterly Literary Journal

“We Repair Trucks,” by Elizabeth Leader, from the Toyology Series, Mixed media assemblage.

Netta dipped inside the case with her metal scooper, fearing she’d perspire right into the barrel of chocolate chip mint. She wiped at the drop of sweat making its way down her nose with the back of her hand. What with the humming and heating of the freezers, she was already dizzy red hot in early June. Only thing cool about her was that one strip of belly that leaned right up against the freezer when she

Issuu • 7th March 2013

Spittoon 3.1: Toujours

This is how I picture my dad: in his second-hand Caddie, the seat low and back, one hand languishing at the top of the steering wheel, a cigarette jeweled between his fingers, a cup of coffee cooling in the center console.

Self Magazine • 1st May 2008

The Jeans of My Dreams

Thirty pounds ago I knew how to shop. I knew where to go, what to buy and how to make the most of last seasons style.

Lilith • 1st June 2011

So Like Helen

It's not that I routinely see ghosts, but sometimes in the chance turn of a head or a flash of color or sound, I am brought face to face with a moment...

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