Margery Bayne: 3 books

This personal essay about beauty and self-image was called an"unflinching examination of modern standards of beauty and the author’s own insecurities." Framed during the events of a family wedding, author Margery Bayne explores her complicated relationship with her looks, built upon her experiences as an childhood "ugly duckling" and exploration of modern beauty culture.

An original short story by Margery Bayne.“Y’know, they’re trying to pass this law to ban smoking in restaurants and bars?” Blake -- smoking addict and floundering journalist -- shares drinks, cigarettes, and a debate about smoking ban legislation with Kristen -- an old flame and now a successful Californian businesswoman -- when she’s back in town. He regrets it.

An original short story by Margery Bayne.In less than 500 words, a nameless protagonist goes through a meditation of grief sitting at the very edge of the swimming pool where her brother drown.