Month: November 2017

As usual, Michelle Ross provides some wonderful insight into the writing process in this essay written for The Story Prize blog: https://thestoryprize.blogspot.com/2017/11/michelle-ross-asks-is-story-ever.html

It’s that time of year again: The Pushcart Prize nominations are starting to roll out, and we’re pleased to share the news that MCP author […]

In case you missed it, Michelle Ross’ story “If My Mother Was the Final Girl” was featured as last week’s Recommended Reading from Lucie Shelly […]

If you love Sarah Freligh’s Sad Math, be sure to read her story, “Girl Talk,” which was just announced as a runner-up for CALYX‘s Margarita […]

Walter Bargen, whose latest poetry collection, Too Quick for the Living, was just published by Moon City Press this month as part of its Missouri […]

Two for the price of one: Here’s a new review of Jeannine Hall Gailey’s wonderful collection, Field Guide to the End of the World, by […]

For your Thursday reading pleasure, here’s some wonderful flash fiction from Michelle Ross that just went up at Hobart: https://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/men-decide-they-want-something Michelle’s collection, There’s So Much […]

A friendly reminder: Mary Troy will be reading from her novel Swimming on Hwy N and discussing writing at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville tonight. The […]