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5 days ago · HERE’S THE STORY…NINE WOMEN WRITE THEIR LIVES was named a Next Generation Indie Book Award Finalist. It includes a stories from Texas authors Linda Aronovsky Cox and Kathleen M. Rodgers. Reading the West Finalists (Voting is live now! Go pick your favorites.) Fiction — Paulette Jiles, CHENNEVILLE.
5 days ago · The SATA group will be discussing novelist and poet Paulette Jiles. Her novel, News of the World, was shortlisted for the 2016 National Book Award. Leading the discussion is John Rusnock.
19 hours ago · May 30, 2024 kimbofo. Congratulations to Irish writer Darragh McKeon. His novel Remembrance Sunday was named the winner of the 2024 Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year Award last night. As many of you know, this is my favourite literary prize to follow (see all my many posts about it here ), and I generally read and review the entire shortlist ...
2 days ago · Completing previous years’ jags, I knew I had to get hold of Paulette Jiles’s latest, Chenneville, reviewed here by Dorian late last year. All Jiles’s books have won me over. This one wrapped up too fast for my taste, but like her other works, it flares a light onto regional history with convincing detail and taut storytelling. [Ed.
4 days ago · To round it off, we’ll also generate some of the freshest, coolest, most acceptance-est poetry out there right now. So, buckle in poets. We’re taking off to Submit-ville. Free submissions | Open all year | Fast response | We pay $55 | ONLY POEMS features poets (as opposed to poems). Every Sunday, read 3-7 poems and a short interview with ...
4 days ago · Tina Barry is the author of Beautiful Raft and Mall Flower (Big Table Publishing 2019 and 2016). Her writing can be found in numerous literary journals and anthologies, including ONE ART: a journal of poetry, The Best Small Fictions 2020 (spotlighted story) and 2016, Rattle, Verse Daily, trampset, SWWIM and elsewhere.
5 days ago · May 24, 2024. Poetry Pause is the League of Canadian Poets’ daily poetry dispatch. Read “Me and Dread” by Carol Good, part of the League’s Fresh Voices program. Read More.
