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Lost and found: an ex-marine searches for purpose in a strip club in Jon Chopan’s “Men of Principle”; Phyllis Green details a woman at the crossroads of love and hate, life and death in “Dead Man in Lobby”; and in Wendy Thornton’s “Donegin Takes on the God of the Sea,” a teenage boy finds himself adrift in both his family and the open sea.
Lost and found: an ex-marine searches for purpose in a strip club in Jon Chopan’s “Men of Principle”; Phyllis Green details a woman at the crossroads of love and hate, life and death in “Dead Man in Lobby”; and in Wendy Thornton’s “Donegin Takes on the God of the Sea,” a teenage boy finds himself adrift in both his family and the open sea.
