“Learning to control my imagination is the hardest part”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for Self Portraits, an engaging, unique collection of short stories by P.J. Blumenthal.

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“How can I not take notes about my life”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for Tabitha, Stay Up, an amazing book that feels like a character study by Lee Upton!

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“Years become transparent in starlight”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for The Age of Migration, an amazing book of short fiction by Kai Maristed!

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“She wants to keep those secrets coming”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for Apple & Palm, a stunning short story collection by Patricia Henley!

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“Everything she knew she’d read somewhere”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for The Dime Museum, a novel in stories by Joyce Hinnefeld!

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Pine Hills Review Interview for “Green Light”

I’m honored that Samantha Zimmerman, editor at Pine Hills Review, spent so much time with Green Light: A Gatsby Cycle, and asked such thoughtful questions in this interview!

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“Millions of versions of me”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for Magic Can’t Save Us: 18 Tales of Likely Failure, a collection of short stories by Josh Denslow!

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“All they wanted was sugar in the sun”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for How to Love a Black Hole, a collection of flash fiction and short stories by Rebecca Fishow!

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“The Smallest Skip in a Record”: A Review at MicroLit Almanac

I have a review up for A New Day, a collection of interconnected short stories by Sue Mell!

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