A Chain of Salps
The summer I first remember the salps arriving, I was eleven. The sea grew thick with them. Overnight, illuminated by ripples of phosphorescence, the tide had pulled and spread the clear bodies along the Long…
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Emily Boudreau
Emily Boudreau is a middle school English teacher and writer living in Los Angeles. A former staff writer for the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s “Usable Knowledge” blog, this is her first literary publication. She is a graduate of Boston’s GrubStreet Essay Incubator program.