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K-Ming Chang’s Bestiary is a beautiful ode to women and their desires
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Greg Mania is all about laughs, yellow, and being public
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Greg Mania is a writer, comedian, and award-winning screenwriter. He has been published all over the internet and in print at The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, O, The Oprah Magazine, PAPER, HuffPost, Out, BOMB, Electric Literature, and so much more. He is also the recipient of the Grand Prize of the Fourth Annual Stage 32 Comedy Writing Contest.
Continue reading “Greg Mania is all about laughs, yellow, and being public”Meet seven writers collected in the Pen America Best Debut Short Stories 2020 anthology
Every year, PEN America releases an anthology of the best short stories written by first time published writers. This year, a dozen writers were selected from a wide-ranging array of literary journals – both in print and online. They were judged and selected by Tracy O’Neill, Nafissa Thompson-Spires, and Deb Olin Unferth.
I asked seven of the collected writers get-to-know-you questions to better introduce them to readers.
Continue reading “Meet seven writers collected in the Pen America Best Debut Short Stories 2020 anthology”Diane Zinna on the ins and outs of publishing The All-Night Sun
Diane Zinna‘s The All-Night Sun is a luminous story about love, grief, desire, and truth. Set at a small college in Washington, D.C. and during midsummer in Sweden, the novel follows a professor entangled with an enigmatic student and her brooding brother. As the teacher lets her inhibitions go, she must also grapple with tragedy that has engulfed her in the past.
Continue reading “Diane Zinna on the ins and outs of publishing The All-Night Sun”Digital Book Tour – Kate Milliken, Kept Animals
With so many author tours being canceled, Debutiful has invited any author who had events canceled or postponed due to COVID-19 to do a reading and a brief interview as part of the Digital Book Tour podcast series.
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With so many author tours being canceled, Debutiful has invited any author who had events canceled or postponed due to COVID-19 to do a reading and a brief interview as part of the Digital Book Tour podcast series.
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Continue reading “Digital Book Tour – Adrienne Raphel, Thinking Inside the Box”Digital Book Tour – David Moloney, Barker House
With so many author tours being canceled, Debutiful has invited any author who had events canceled or postponed due to COVID-19 to do a reading and a brief interview as part of the Digital Book Tour podcast series.
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Continue reading “Digital Book Tour – David Moloney, Barker House”Podcast Episode 03: Alexandra Chang, author of Days of Distraction
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Alexandra Chang grew up in Northern California where she eventually became a technology journalist, including writing for Wired. She’s since moved across the country, obtained an MFA from Syracuse, and wrote her debut novel Days of Distraction. The book follows a narrator who has a similar life to Chang, but the book is far from autofiction.
Continue reading “Podcast Episode 03: Alexandra Chang, author of Days of Distraction”Lee Matalone on making ‘Home Making’ by happenstance
In Home Making, Lee Matalone explores how people face anxieties as they attempt to put together their lives and figure out their places in the world. The debut novel is filled with multiple generations of women who are finding their footing at different stages of life.
Continue reading “Lee Matalone on making ‘Home Making’ by happenstance”Peter Kispert knows what makes a good story
Peter Kispert is a beloved editor who has worked with some of best writers publishing today. He is also is an accomplished writer himself, with work appearing or forthcoming in OUT, GQ, and Eqsuire. His writing, both fiction and non-fiction, explores identity, queerness, and culture.
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