Congratulations to Michelle Ross for having her flash-fiction collection They Kept Running named to the 2020 W.S. Porter Prize Longlist: https://www.regalhousepublishing.com/2020-w-s-porter-prize-longlist/?fbclid=IwAR2wEnLy_nm9WFpthATdrlurjBdz2VS5HbxHJqzF7T4GiR5JCtrNVU4Znw4 The winner will be […]
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We’ve got more nomination news we’d like to share, beginning with Kim Magowan having her story “Cancel Culture” nominated by Atlas and Alice Literary Magazine […]
Continue reading »The deadline for Moon City Press’ 2021 Moon City Short Fiction Award is end of day, 11:59 p.m., today, Monday, January 4. Still time to […]
Continue reading »The COVID-inspired extension to the 2021 Moon City Short Fiction Award is open until Monday, January 4. Still plenty of time to get an entry […]
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Following up on yesterday’s post, there is also new fiction from Michelle Ross up at Tiny Molecules: https://www.tinymolecules.com/issues/seven?fbclid=IwAR2LQi8cpBiWjriuWtSY4IOHcvbg5uFU4O_WQ1ak–xT5ou_rUbRW2eMzqk#michelle-ross And for more of Michelle’s work, pick […]
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Here’s a holiday treat: new fiction from Kim Magowan up at Tiny Molecules. https://www.tinymolecules.com/issues/seven#kim-magowan And to really celebrate the season correctly, pick up a copy […]
Continue reading »Now available for pre-order: Place Where Presence Was by Bret Shepard, winner of our 2019 Moon City Poetry Award! Reserve your copy today! https://www.uapress.com/product/place-where-presence-was/?fbclid=IwAR1tD0rd465-Pj7FMokqnnDuGZo0O90zhRUEG2XRAwqWM2wqNqVQdcJOh0A
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So much good news this week! Here’s new fiction from Michelle Ross, author of There’s So Much They Haven’t Told You, winner of the 2016 […]
Continue reading »Our editors are thrilled to announce the finalists in its 2020 Moon City Short Fiction Award competition. These writers are as follows: Amber Wheeler Bacon […]
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Continuing our recognition of our authors’ nominations, Michelle Ross has had her story “Snapshot” nominated by Atlas and Alice Literary Magazine for Best Microfiction 2021: […]
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