David Galef

David Galef writes in 17 different directions. His day-job is professor of English and creative writing program director at Montclair State University.

[David Galef @dgalef]

Two more weeks till Vestal Review's spring submission window closes! We’d love to see what you’ve written, at least through May 15th, after which we shutter till August 1st. Spring issue out this June.
https://t.co/UJcQ3mRwnk

[David Galef @dgalef]

Which passage? The Old Testament has some pretty aggressive material.

[James Marcus @jamesamarcus]

There is no bottom.

[David Galef @dgalef]

For all yr marig counslg needs

[David Galef @dgalef]

My latest (quite short), in the new issue of Ghost Parachute: https://t.co/HCbIVQIkXC

I assume you've suffered this, too, right?

[David Galef @dgalef]

Vestal Review 67 has just hit the stands, so to speak: https://t.co/3nizWyfqfA 18 flash fiction stories and a book review. Recommendations for specific stories, based on your astrological sign and whatever else we know about you, upon request.

[David Galef @dgalef]

My latest novel, Where I Went Wrong, just got shortlisted for the Somerset Book Awards and snared a spot in Shelf Unbound Top 100 Best of the Indie Presses.

[David Galef @dgalef]

Been a lot of talk recently about "restructuring" the humanities. FYAmusement: https://t.co/tJlrPRolpj

[kim magowan @kimmagowan]

Hooray our amazing micro writers!

[James Marcus @jamesamarcus]

For The New Yorker, I wrote about my daughter's transition at age 26--the initial surprise, and the long, edifying period of adjustment, which has transformed us both (and which isn't over yet).
https://t.co/QHWzKAHDMS

[Regal House Publishing @RegalHouse1]

We are so excited to celebrate the release today of Susan Coventry's TILL TAUGHT BY PAIN, "A true-to-life love story that illuminates an intriguing woman’s life, the life of her brilliant physician husband, and the wretched secret they share." https://t.co/NOiGq7t9Uq

[David Galef @dgalef]

For anyone interested in the sweet, self-inflicted pain of writing a novel.

[James Marcus @jamesamarcus]

Pertinent passage from a tremendous book:

[David Galef @dgalef]

If you're in North Jersey on Saturday afternoon, September 27, and also happen to be interested in writing a novel, by all means come to the Fort Lee public library! https://t.co/b4wWzSJvaf

[David Galef @dgalef]

How is it possible that out of the wash come not two but three mismatched socks with no partners? I’ve looked all over. What are the odds?

[David Galef @dgalef]

Funny because the chickens always say, “No one here but us!” 🙃

[Alicia E. Stallings @ae_stallings]

Another wholesome island encounter: we were driving down to beach (lazy, to be sure), and there was a grandmother and granddaughter walking down, and we offered them a lift. "No thank you," they said in Greek, " we're going to look at the chickens."

[David Galef @dgalef]

Come here and come hear David Galef read from his fourth novel, Where I Went Wrong

Saturday, August 23, 1:00-2:00

Montclair Book Center

221 Glen Ridge Avenue, Montclair, NJ
@montclairbooks

[Does It Have Pockets @pocketsmag]

"My brush handles are adorned in dried-up colors: startling navy, temperate teal, muddy ochre."
Prismatic and cinematic, a layered coming of age story from @authorsudha | https://t.co/kRmsmr9AcV

[Daniel Galef @DanielGalef]

Thank you very much to Robin Helweg-Larsen for featuring my poem "A Nightingale to a Sad Poet" at his blog Form in Formless Times!

Birds deserve to get a rebuttal to annoying romantics getting drunk underneath their tree:

https://t.co/1aLXk1mjDJ

[Regal House Publishing @RegalHouse1]

Catch Patrick O'Dowd at Barnes & Noble Paramus this Saturday at 1 pm to get your signed copy of A Campus on Fire! @BNParamus https://t.co/1CfY4nYBSz

[David Galef @dgalef]

How to restructure the humanities: https://t.co/tJlrPRnNzL @AcademicsSay