The Incurables is featured in the University of Notre Dame Press's "Tales for the Spooky Season." Prepare to cackle...and shake...and scream! https://t.co/d7wPdHGGx5
Yesterday, the Fall 2024 semester--in all it's whirling literary winds--began. I rewarded myself after a day of teaching with a few hours of reading THE RINK GIRL by the amazing @MarkBrazaitis! I hope you will read all of Mark's books and especially this one!
Hey y'all, TMR's weekly newsletter is here: brand-new BLAST from Mark Brazaitis, a Poem of the Week from Christine Barkley, a reminder about our Editors' Prize and more. Do give it a look-see, and stay cool out there: https://t.co/NFhat7IdFP
I just finished reading AMERICAN SEASONS by my friend @MarkBrazaitis. It speaks to America's brutal legacy of racism and resonates greatly with America's current cultural and political position. Definitely one of 2024's most brilliant & relevant novels.
👇 I get to hang out with cool people like @DaveEssinger & @MarkBrazaitis. This year's WVU Writers' Workshop was a much needed blessing and creative space in my life.
The perfect morning: Mark's new novel & eating Icelandic Skyr w/ chai seeds. So happy for & proud of my friend @MarkBrazaitis & his new novel AMERICAN SEASONS. Be sure to grab yourselves a copy!
In my retelling of the Bluebeard fairy tale, the title character is a devious devotee of the prison industrial complex and the protagonist is a former incarcerated shoplifter with a tenuous hold on freedom. https://t.co/zzEA9jdXkL
Keep reading "My Mother's Museum"👇
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@MarkBrazaitis is the author of eight books, including winners of the Iowa Short Fiction Award & the Richard Sullivan Prize.
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