Weekly Update

The US Represented Weekly Update

Hello readers, We’re still working on creating a highly interactive music section for the site. We’ll keep you posted on this. In the meantime, our publications have been an eclectic mix of fiction, journalism, and essay writing. In Sandra Knauf’s Zera and the Green Man: Chapter Eleven, “Tiffany’s giggle returned as Langston complimented her on her new outfit, a hot pink, strapless, sequined gown with matching shoes and bag. Theodore, standing

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The US Represented Weekly Update

Hello USR readers, We should start by mentioning that we’re upgrading again by adding more bandwidth, which means our site will be running faster and more efficiently within the next few days. We want the time you spend on our site to be pleasurable and trouble-free. Of equal interest, we’ll be building a new music section over the next few weeks, and we’ll keep you posted regarding this exciting addition. We had

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The US Represented Weekly Update

Hi US Represented readers, As the year draws to a close, we continue to maintain a robust volume of quality content that supports free speech and creative expression. In Sandra Knauf’s Zera and the Green Man: Chapter 9, Theodore had “grown used to having Zera in his life. Yes, she could be a brat, yes, she didn’t like Tiffany, but he knew that underneath the acting up she was a good kid. Pangs

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The US Represented Weekly Update

Hello USR readers, The volume of our work continues to reflect our diversifying audience. In “How to Find Gratitude on Aisle Four,” Jerome Parent notes, “A game I play with myself is figuring out the hunters, gatherers, and farmers. Taking after our ancestors, people act out different roles of acquiring food at the store.” In Sandra Knauf’s novel, Zera and the Green Man: Chapter Eight, Zera returns to Ute Springs: “As they drove

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The US Represented Weekly Update

Hello USR readers, This past week has been a bit historic for us at US Represented. We celebrated our new Galleries layout with “Mystery and Motherhood: An Interview with Lindsay Hand.” Here, Lindsay Deen discusses a host of topics with Lindsay Hand, one of the most talented artists on the Colorado Front Range. We ran the interview in conjunction with the Lindsay Hand Art gallery, which features some of her

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