The latest updates.
My video essay on pace in stories and similarities to movement phrases is up on the website Electric Literature. You can read the essay here.
I’m happy to be Fiction Editor and contributor to a new online literary journal, Scoundrel Time, which features creative responses to the current political era. You can find the website here.
Happy that the website “For Book’s Sake” features my story “Theft” from Refund as a Weekend Read this week. You can read the story here.
I have some thoughts on this subject, as do many other writers whose work I love, in this piece in the Huffington Post. You can read the article here.
My short short creative nonfiction piece, “The Man Who Hated Us and Then Forgot” is included in The Fourth River magazine issue, a tribute to the Melanie Brown lecture series. You can read my story here (it’s on p. 9).
Happy to be included on this list of books by Jewish women writers. You can read Erika Dreifus’ essay on the state of Jewish literature essay here.
I was honored to be one of the judges for the National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 Program. My selection was the novel “Transoceanic Lights” by S. Li. You can read about the winners and judges here.
Happy to be mentioned in this piece on beloved Iowa City; you can read the article here:
I’m honored to join the faculty of the Warren Wilson low-residency MFA program for the July, 2016 residency; you can see the full list of faculty here.
My short short story, “Drop Drill” appears in the Winter 2016 issue of Los Angeles Review of Books. You can order the issue here.
The site Bustle.com includes Refund on a list of “Ten Story Collections for People Who Are Convinced They Don’t Like Story Collections.” You can read this great list here.
You can see the entire Longlist here.
The Electric Literature website includes Refund on this amazing list; you can read about all the books here.
Barbara Demarco Barrett talks to me for her “Writers on Writing” series. You can read the interview here.
Molly Antopol selects “Refund” as a favorite book of 2015. You can read her review and the list here.