Kathryn Jones

Kathryn T Jones works as a grant writer for Hosparus Health, a regional hospice and palliative care provider. She is a student in the low-residency MFA program at Spalding University and has been published in The Filson, The Southwestern Archivist, Ruminate (Readers’ Notes) and online in catapult and Topology. She currently lives in Louisville where she and her husband sponsor a monthly pet food pantry providing dog and cat food to pet owners in need.

Rescue Me

These are the special tenants of Jones’ home: “A hound of calm character, lazy and laid-back”—this is Jack Jones—and a fierce “ten-pound terrier, black and white, with bulging eyes”—this is Dory. As the dogs age, Jones is cognizant of her own droopy eyelids and graying hair, but as long as she is alive they will add more dogs to their household.

Essay Issue Six

Kathryn Jones

Kathryn T Jones works as a grant writer for Hosparus Health, a regional hospice and palliative care provider. She is a student in the low-residency MFA program at Spalding University and has been published in The Filson, The Southwestern Archivist, Ruminate (Readers’ Notes) and online in catapult and Topology. She currently lives in Louisville where she and her husband sponsor a monthly pet food pantry providing dog and cat food to pet owners in need.

Rescue Me

These are the special tenants of Jones’ home: “A hound of calm character, lazy and laid-back”—this is Jack Jones—and a fierce “ten-pound terrier, black and white, with bulging eyes”—this is Dory. As the dogs age, Jones is cognizant of her own droopy eyelids and graying hair, but as long as she is alive they will add more dogs to their household.

Essay Issue Six

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