New Review Of Field Guide To The End Of The World Up At Poets And Artists
A hearty thanks to Rita Maria Martinez and Poets and Artists for their review of Jeannine Hall Gailey’s Field Guide to the End of the […]
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Kim Magowan And Michelle Ross Have New Flash Fiction Up At Boink
Courtesy of BOINK, here’s another story co-written by Moon City Press’ own Kim Magowan, who just won the 2017 Moon City Short Fiction Award, and […]
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Jeannine Hall Gailey’s Poetry Featured In Latest Notre Dame Review
Get your hands on the Summer/Fall 2017 issue of Notre Dame Review to catch Jeannine Hall Gailey’s poem “On Being Told You’re Dying, But Not […]
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Sarah Freligh Featured On The Writer’s Almanac
In case you missed it, Sarah Freligh’s poetry was once again featured on Garrison Keillor’s The Writer’s Almanac. This time, it was “Easy” from Sad […]
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Michelle Ross Has New Flash Fiction Up At Spelk
Labor Day reading: Michelle Ross, author of the 2016 Moon City Short Fiction Award winner, There’s So Much They Haven’t Told You, has new flash […]
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Chapter 16 Features Poem From Kerri French’s Every Room In The Body
Chapter 16, which represents and advocates for Tennessee’s literary community, has posted “In Which I Play the Part of Myself,” a poem from Kerri French’s […]
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Kerri French’s Every Room in the Body Released Today!
Happy Book Release Day to Kerri French! Every Room in the Body, winner of Moon City Press’ 2016 Moon City Poetry Award, is officially out […]
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Moon City Press Is Now On Twitter
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Kim Magowan Wins 2017 Moon City Short Fiction Award
The Editors of Moon City Press are thrilled to announce Kim Magowan of San Francisco as the winner of its 2017 Moon City Short Fiction […]
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Field Guide To The End Of The World Featured At Tor.com
Still getting the attention it deserves: Here’s a fun list from Lish McBride and Tor.com highlighting books that blur traditional genre lines, featuring Jeannine Hall […]
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