Articles by

Andrew Williams

Andrew Hayes Williams is the author of the young adult historical fiction novel In Light of December. His short story, “And All of Us Go Drowning in the Loam,” is forthcoming in the fifteenth issue of the acclaimed literary journal F®iction, and his essay on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown” was published by the psychology journal PsyArt. For contact information and links to his work, please visit andrewhayeswilliams.net.

February 5, 2020

I’ll Have to Vote For Trump Because the Democrats Are Too Liberal and Also Because I’m Possessed By the Demon Abaddon and His Army of Locusts

by Andrew Williams
July 23, 2019

Mueller Does Shakespeare

by Andrew Williams
March 7, 2019

Millennials Are Killing Inanna, Mesopotamian Goddess of Fertility

by Andrew Williams

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