February 22nd, 2012
February 22nd, 2012
Reblogged from patricksomerville.com
February 10th, 2012
January 30th, 2012
But they would sometimes stop before the complete disclosure of a thought and would then try to imagine a phrase that could express it anyway. She did not confess her passion for another man; he did not say that he had forgotten her.
Madame Bovary, by Gustave Flaubert, translated by Lydia Davis
January 15th, 2012

Submission reading. (And, football watching.)

January 15th, 2012
December 13th, 2011
December 7th, 2011
Reblogged from Longreads
November 7th, 2011
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firstbook:

Our friends at Random House Children’s Books have generously agreed to donate one brand-new book for each new follower we gain on TumblrFacebook, and Twitter this week. Those books will go to thousands of schools and programs serving kids from low-income families across the country.

Please Re-blog!

To learn more about First Book, please visit: www.firstbook.org

Do this.

November 7th, 2011
October 22nd, 2011
This Wednesday (October 26), I will be reading at KGB Bar in New York City. I am, in a word, nervous. KGB is a venue I’ve frequented over the years to see some of my favorite writers read, and now to have the honor of sharing that same podium, even for fifteen minutes, feels like a gift.
On a night hosted by Susan Tepper, I have the pleasure of reading with Christine Vines and former fwriction : review contributors Meg Tuite and Robert Vaughan. Awesomeface.
Now, what do I read? I have been preparing and waffling back and forth between an excerpt from one of two pieces:
“Somehow There Was More Here” (Found Press)
or
“Memorial Day” (a novella, currently seeking a home)
Any thoughts?
Either way, I’d love to see as many friendly faces as possible, so come on out! Cannot wait…
Boosh!

This Wednesday (October 26), I will be reading at KGB Bar in New York City. I am, in a word, nervous. KGB is a venue I’ve frequented over the years to see some of my favorite writers read, and now to have the honor of sharing that same podium, even for fifteen minutes, feels like a gift.

On a night hosted by Susan Tepper, I have the pleasure of reading with Christine Vines and former fwriction : review contributors Meg Tuite and Robert Vaughan. Awesomeface.

Now, what do I read? I have been preparing and waffling back and forth between an excerpt from one of two pieces:

“Somehow There Was More Here” (Found Press)

or

“Memorial Day” (a novella, currently seeking a home)

Any thoughts?

Either way, I’d love to see as many friendly faces as possible, so come on out! Cannot wait…

Boosh!

September 30th, 2011
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