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AN INTERVIEW WITH TOM DALEY, AUTHOR OF FAR CRY by Michael McCarthy

AN INTERVIEW WITH TOM DALEY, AUTHOR OF FAR CRY (Ethel Zine, 2022) by Michael McCarthy Tom Daley is Boston’s bard. His dedication to the craft should be obvious to anybody who's spent an hour with ... Read More
May 31, 2023

THE FICTION MULTIVERSE, or What Happens Next. Or next, or next… a craft essay by John Fried

THE FICTION MULTIVERSE, or What Happens Next. Or next, or next… A Craft Essay by John Fried In the brilliant British playwright Caryl Churchill’s one-act play “Heart’s Desire,” a mother and father sit in their ... Read More
April 27, 2023

An Interview with Author Phoebe Reeves on Two New Publications by by Hannah Felt Garner

An Interview with Author Phoebe Reeves on Two New Publications by Hannah Felt Garner I Think of My Poems as Being Products of Sound— Phoebe Reeves Phoebe Reeves is a poet and an English professor ... Read More
April 9, 2023

SCENE OF THE CRIME, a novel by Patrick Modianom, reviewed by Jeanne Bonner

SCENE OF THE CRIME by Patrick Modiano translated by Mark Polizzotti Yale University Press, 157 pages reviewed by Jeanne Bonner I write down all kinds of little snippets of thought because otherwise they will float ... Read More
February 24, 2023

ON AUTOBIOGRAPHIA: YOURS, MINE, AND OURS, a craft essay by Ian Clay Sewall

ON AUTOBIOGRAPHIA: YOURS, MINE, AND OURS by Ian Clay Sewall 1. Writing stories and essays about the people I remember and the people I know requires stretching out moments, staring through a square piece of ... Read More
February 17, 2023

RIGHT THIS WAY, novel by Miriam N. Kotzin, reviewed by Lynn Levin

RIGHT THIS WAY by Miriam N. Kotzin Spuyten Duyvil, 339 pages reviewed by Lynn Levin They say it can be done, but it is hard, very hard, for most betrayed wives to regain trust and ... Read More
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  • THE FICTION MULTIVERSE, or What Happens Next. Or next, or next… a craft essay by John Fried
  • HARNESSING WILDNESS: THE PRACTICE OF POETIC LEAPS , a Craft Essay by Kari Ann Ebert
  • THE SILENCE THAT BINDS US, a Young Adult Novel by Joanna Ho, reviewed by Kristie Gadson
  • GOLD by Rumi translated by Haleh Liza Gafori, reviewed by Dylan Cook
  • AN INTERVIEW WITH TOM DALEY, AUTHOR OF FAR CRY by Michael McCarthy
  • A GIRL ON THE SHORE, a graphic narrative by Inio Asano, reviewed by Helen Chazan
  • PARAÍSO by Mark Williams

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