Ellen Morris Prewitt once decorated her house in honor of Godzilla. She works supernatural elements into her work without realizing it. Her fantasy THE BONE TRENCH about Mother Mary hot-footing it to earth with her snarky Guardian Angel to find her missing son—which one reader said managed to offend everyone but terrorists—was a Short List Finalist in the William Wisdom-William Faulkner Novel-in-Progress contest.
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