The Concrete Desert Review, a paper annual from California State University, San Bernardino, published my story “The Mall Maven.” A father tells his young son about the suburban shopping mall of his youth, and its flamboyant goodwill ambassador, the Mall Maven. https://concretedesertreview.com/

The Writing Disorder, an online magazine, published my flash fiction “An Analysis.” A young man who feels compelled to write stories visits a psychotherapist. http://writingdisorder.com/robert-boucheron-fiction-2/

The online magazine talking about strawberries all of the time posted my flash fiction “Little Blue Lizards” http://talkingaboutstrawberries.blogspot.com/2021/10/robert-boucheron.html

Mercurius online magazine posted my article “The Affordable House.” https://www.mercurius.one/home/the-affordable-house

The Home Forum column for July 12-19, 2021 has my piece on used books https://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/The-Home-Forum/2021/0712/Buoyed-by-an-ever-evolving-ocean-of-used-books

Amsterdam Quarterly, an English language online magazine in Amsterdam, edited by Bryan Monte, published my essay “Lycidas Redux” on the poem by John Milton. https://www.amsterdamquarterly.nl/

Belletrist, the magazine of Bellevue College, published its annual print issue as a scroll 33 feet long. It comes in a tube. Each story is printed as a single line. Mine is “The Tour of Grand Caverns,” on the tourist attraction in Virginia. http://belletristmagazine.com/

Floyd County Moonshine, a print magazine in Floyd, Virginia, published my story “The Silver Spoon” in the Winter 2021 issue. Two older women, best friends from childhood, meet for lunch at the Silver Spoon, Mavis reveals a shocking fact about Pastor Zwieback.

Malcolm Curtis, editor of the online magazine talking about strawberries all of the time, interviewed me remotely. “The art of writing #46” was posted on April 4, 2021 http://talkingaboutstrawberries.blogspot.com/2021/04/the-art-of-writing-46-robert-boucheron.html

Louisville Review, a literary magazine published twice a year in Louisville, Kentucky, published my short story “Joseph Happ” in December, on the founder of Hapsburg, Virginia. You can download or buy Issue 88 on the magazine website, https://www.louisvillereview.org/issues/