A Note from D6 President, Jim Potter:
I'm honored to be one of the 32 creative non-fiction stories in Issue #3 published by 105 Meadowlark Reader. My essay's titled "I Didn't Have a Bicycle, but I had a Paper Route: Serving Civil Papers." Within the essay I recall serving an Order & Writ of Execution for the Reno County Sheriff's Office. The defendant who answered the door was a woman wearing nothing but a hot pink towel.
To read my story, purchase this issue at Crow & Co. in Hutchinson, KS, or at your favorite bookstore.
--Jim Potter, District 6
I'm honored to be one of the 32 creative non-fiction stories in Issue #3 published by 105 Meadowlark Reader. My essay's titled "I Didn't Have a Bicycle, but I had a Paper Route: Serving Civil Papers." Within the essay I recall serving an Order & Writ of Execution for the Reno County Sheriff's Office. The defendant who answered the door was a woman wearing nothing but a hot pink towel.
To read my story, purchase this issue at Crow & Co. in Hutchinson, KS, or at your favorite bookstore.
--Jim Potter, District 6
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