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publishing | greg walklin

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The personal weblog of. 8220;The Thing Speaks For Itself” in Anomaly Lit. Featuring my story “The Thing Speaks For Itself,” just came out, and it looks fantastic. “Thing Speaks” is an older story that I reworked a bit before submitting to. Reworking some sections that had previously never quite felt right. It’s a bleak little piece, but from the tenor of the other pieces in this edition of. It seems to fit right in. Also asked me to participate in a podcast. You can read the story online here. Come later...

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The personal weblog of. Attorney, writer, reader. Go read something by Dana Spiotta. You can’t go wrong. I’d recommend Stone Arabia. Or her newest, Innocents and Others. Otherwise, what you’ve been reading about Zero K. Is pretty much spot on, but the best novel of the year which I am reviewing soon might just be Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad. This entry was posted in Commentary. And tagged colson whitehead. August 19, 2016. This entry was posted in Links. June 18, 2016. I was on the One Bo...

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Squishy Tulips: August 2016

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Tuesday, August 30, 2016. The New Bohemians by Justina Blakeney. Mosaic rack/tiny planter thingie! Posted by hannah jane. Monday, August 29, 2016. My brother, Jason, drove up for a visit over the weekend! It is ridiculous how much we look alike, but it's a good kind of ridiculous. We drove down to see dad and our Aunt Lil. And we did a bit of urban exploring as well. I even talked Jason into a bit of jumping! It was really a wonderful and special and silly and super fun visit. Posted by hannah jane.

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Poetry | Claudia Putnam

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Welcome to the Watershed. Skip to primary content. Why do you imagine golden birds? A chapbook from Finishing Line Press. Wild Thing in Our Known World. For those less familiar with this format, a chapbook is a booklet of 20-30 poems. Many poets release early collections as chapbooks, and it provides a fine way for people who haven’t read a lot of poetry to explore it in a less intimidating presentation. At the publisher’s site. Also available on Amazon. FORTHCOMING: 2 poems in Sage Green Journal. Select...

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Nancy Cayton Myers | Confabulator Cafe

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A gathering place for writers of the amazing and strange, builders and shapers of worlds. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Jack Campbell, Jr. Christie O. Hall. Ashley M. Hill. Anita C. Young. Nancy Cayton Myers is a fiction writer and poet. Her poetry has been published in the. She has three novels in various stages of revision, most recently “Dreamland” written in 2011, and a fourth co-written with Dave DeHetre. Read Nancy’s posts. On the Confabulator Cafe. Confabulator Cafe to Go.

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The personal weblog of. Book review: Seeing Red. Lina Meruane (for The Colorado Review. Book review: The Underground Railroad. Colson Whitehead (for The Millions. Book review: Bad Faith. Ted Wheeler (for Necessary Fiction. Short story, “Sunsets in Sunny Gardens,” for I-70 Review. Short story, “The Thing Speaks For Itself,” Anomaly Lit. Short story, “The Flower Car,” for Sediments Literary Arts Journal. Online, Feb. 2016). Journalism feature: on Julia Noyes. Arts feature: On the sculpture of Luke Huling.

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fiction | greg walklin

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The personal weblog of. 8220;The Thing Speaks For Itself” in Anomaly Lit. Featuring my story “The Thing Speaks For Itself,” just came out, and it looks fantastic. “Thing Speaks” is an older story that I reworked a bit before submitting to. Reworking some sections that had previously never quite felt right. It’s a bleak little piece, but from the tenor of the other pieces in this edition of. It seems to fit right in. Also asked me to participate in a podcast. You can read the story online here. Come later...

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Into Submission - Jaimie Gusman

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Poet / Performer / Community Organizer. June 10, 2015 by Jaimie Gusman. My husband, another couple, and I sat in the living room of an eco-designed concrete and wood constructed cottage on a vista in Molokai. We looked out at the shadow of Oahu resting upon the vast Pacific Ocean while sipping homemade Dark and Stormy cocktails in celebration of New Years Eve. The four of us dished out our 2014 accomplishments, and shelled through our regrets. Some of them domestic:. And some of them professional:. Or be...

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Publications - Ciara Shuttleworth

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Scablands" (forthcoming, November). A Mother : Allegorically Represented in the Rearview". Through the Rain" (forthcoming). Featured Poet: "Grounded," "I Am Not the Airport, I Am the Plane," "Loose Leaf Memories," "Moving Day," "Netarts, OR," "Self Portrait in January," "The Tide Will Always Roll Back In," "Torch It," and "Wreckage and Rebuild". Teaching the Silence to Hurt". Premiere performance, at Carnegie Hall, of Judah Adashi's adaptation of the poem as ". Mornings at Jack's House" . Ldquo;Burning ...