"Don’t let ARE YOU HAPPY? pass you by: There’s not a word out of place in these brilliant Midwestern sketches. They’re lonesome, for sure . . . But they’re also hilarious." —@ArrowsmithUSA on @LoriOstlund's ARE YOU HAPPY? for the @washingtonpost https://t.co/AlZBM0ETOm
Just Posted: Story Fiction Editor Christopher Lowe’s review of Lori Ostlund’s collection of short stories, Are you Happy? Read it here: https://t.co/Kq5ya41Sfu
.@AltaJournal included @LoriOstlund's "richly conceived, highly anticipated" ARE YOU HAPPY? on their list of new releases for May https://t.co/VD9TFJp0Gq
A story about a couple falling in love, becoming parents together, and coping in the face of unimaginable loss by Lori Ostlund (@LoriOstlund), recommended by Kristen Arnett (@Kristen_Arnett). https://t.co/wkpZhg0aUH
★ Lori Ostlund 'After the Parade' explores queer identity and complex truths in this piercing collection. Her collection coheres with her characters’ shared need for emotional and physical safety and their desire to love and be loved. @AstraHouseBooks https://t.co/tqT3lQTy1i
This year's great screening judges for the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction: @Iheomanwachukwu, @ShandersWrites, @CSK515, Stacie Shannon Denetsosie, Rachel Hall.
Check out their books! Submit your ms starting 4/1!
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"[A] piercing collection . . . These stories will dazzle readers." —@PublishersWkly's starred review of @LoriOstlund's ARE YOU HAPPY? https://t.co/fVzWeccLBp
@richardgthomas3 Thank you! I so appreciate this note and that you will be teaching the story! If any questions arise with the students, I am very happy to answer them.
And one of its inaugural authors is @toniannjohnson,
who won the @Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction for her linked collection LIGHT SKIN GONE TO WASTE, & this new book is a follow-up! 2/2
https://t.co/LNPnYjonFv
Great news x2: a new imprint launched by Univ Press of Kentucky: "Dedicated to discovering unique, exceptional, and varied voices within Black literary traditions, the Screen Door Press Imprint will celebrate the very best in fiction across a broad range of categories." 1/2
January is application month at the Money for Women/Barbara Deming Memorial Fund! If you are working on a project in POETRY or NONFICTION, reside in the US or Canada, and write with a feminist lens, consider applying.
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