Congratulations to Montgomery College Professor Julie Wakeman Linn

Please join the Paul Peck Humanities Institute in congratulating our colleague Julie Wakeman-Linn, Potomac Review editor and professor of English, who has published three short stories this year and has another publication pending in August. Her most recent story, "Pheasant Hunting," hearkens back to her South Dakota roots. You can read it in the spring 2010 A Prairie Journal: http://www.aprairiejournal.com/spring_2010/prose/pheasant_hunting.shtml. Two other stories draw on her experiences living in Africa in the early 1990s. "Zambian Poker" is online at fall/winter 2010 Santa Clara Review: http://santaclarareview.com/node/72. "Brothers Killing Brothers" is online at in the spring 2010 edition of Grey Sparrow: http://greysparrowpress.net/SPRINGSTORY.aspx. A fourth story, "Fancy Man" will appear in Rosebud in its August issue. Professor Wakeman-Linn teaches creative writing at Montgomery College and offers Potomac Review internships to eligible students. She writes, "For me, writing is thinking, writing is sharing experience." To find out more about the Potomac Review, including information about how to subscribe or make a submission, visit: http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/potomacreview/. Best, Dr. Esther Schwartz-McKinzie Director, Paul Peck Humanities Institute Montgomery College 212 Macklin Tower 51 Mannakee Street Rockville, MD 20850 240-567-5170 Please visit the Paul Peck Humanities Institute Web site at: http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/humanities