Voices on Addiction: The Shape of Memory
He smelled of faint traces of acetone and the lemon hand soap he always used. He smelled like home.
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Jessy Easton
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Jessy Easton is a writer from the Mojave Desert of California, and she now lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. She holds a BA in Communications from Vanguard University of Southern California. In 2022, her story “The Things We Leave Out” was nominated for the Pushcart Prize and to be included in the Best of the Net Anthology. Jessy’s writing has been published in the Good River Review, Beacon Quarterly, Rappahannock Review, and most recently, Marrow Magazine, where her essay ranked among the top 10 most-read pieces of 2024. She’s currently serializing her memoir on Substack and working on her novel.