Out of Many: Multiplicity And Divisions In America Today

An anthology of new U.S. fiction and nonfiction, as well as transnational writing. A wide variety of fiction writers and essayists describe what it means to be American in a world of changing borders. A bright showcase of progressive literary style, personality and content. Contributors include Tope Folarin, Alia Yunis, Maurice Emerson Decaul, Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich, Patricia Park, Sonny Singh, Aisha Sabatani Sloan, Zeeva Bukai, Courtney Zoffness, and others.

Camille Goodison is associate professor of English at New York City College of Technology (CUNY), as well as the author of CHANCE WANDERER AND OTHER TALES OF HUNGER. Racquel Goodison has been a resident at Yaddo, the Saltonstall Arts Colony, and Millay, as well as recipient of the Astrea Emerging Lesbian Writer's Grant, and a scholarship at the Fine Arts Works Center. Her stories, poems and creative nonfiction have been nominated for the Pushcart and can be found in various journals online and in print. Her chapbook, SKIN, was the winner of the 2014 Creative justice Fiction Chapbook competition.