Wild in August.

The article titled "Wild in August" by Jenny Mary Brown, published in Harpur Palate, explores the author's experience in the marsh by the beach, specifically focusing on the shoulderbands, a rare type of air-breathing snail. The author reflects on the fragility of these snails, which are often stepped on and crushed. The author also mentions personal events, such as the birth of their nephew and the growth of hollyhocks in Vermont. The article concludes with the author's act of shifting the snails to safety and waiting for their release. Jenny Mary Brown is a poet whose work has been featured in various publications. She is originally from New Jersey but currently resides in Arcata, California, where she teaches and works for a rock and roll band. [Extracted from the article]