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Published: May 8, 2014

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Richard Goss

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2014 Prize for Fiction

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Vol. 17 (2014): Tributaries: Features Fine Art works by students
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Fiction

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Author Biography

Richard Goss

Richard Goss is a native of Richmond, Indiana and a 1984 graduate of Richmond Senior High School. Rick is nontraditional student majoring in English and minoring in Philosophy.  He came to IU East after a stint in the US Navy and a career in Information  Technology. Rick lives with his wife and best friend of 27 years, Diane. They enjoy their dogs, astronomy, reading, and playing with their grandchildren. Rick enjoys the writ-ing of Ernest Hemingway for its simple elegance and ability to say so such in so few words, John Steinbeck for his characters, and Kurt Vonnegut for his soul.