Spring is a bitch to the barren, a stone-cold pastoral to the lucky few with an empty womb. It’s hard enough, when the world blooms, but then that asshole Botticelli unloads his palette like only a maniac under the Medici could, cramming his canvas with five hundred kinds of plants. The fecundity of it! That’s […]
Kelly Scott Franklin
Kelly Scott Franklin is an associate professor of English at Hillsdale College. His work has appeared in Driftwood Press, the Daily Palette, Commonweal, and elsewhere. He lives in Michigan with his wife and daughter. He also plays the ukulele.