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“The Muscle and the Eye” to be Published by the Southeast Review
I am ecstatic to let you know that my story “The Muscle and the Eye” will appear in a forthcoming issue of The Southeast Review! I’m honored to be included in such a fine publication. My story, they tell me, will be part of the fall issue. Check out the current issue, too, because my…
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Upcoming Reading with Paging Columbus
I will be reading some prose (and perhaps poetry) at the upcoming Paging Columbus reading on November 6th from 6-8 p.m. at the OSU Urban Arts Space in Columbus, Ohio. The theme is “Appetite, Hunger, and Craving,” a perfect subject for the first gnawings of winter. Fellow readers are Maggie Smith and Okla Elliott. Here’s…
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Reading with Harpur Palate in NY
Sorry about the short notice, but the folks at Harpur Palate were nice enough to have me on the program for their reading tomorrow (Friday the 20th) night at The Lost Dog Lounge in Binghamton, New York at 9 p.m. I’ll be reading from “Good Faith,” so I hope that if you’re in the area, you’ll…
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Panel at TW New Orleans Lit Festival This Friday!
Brushing up on my French before heading tomorrow to the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival! I will be reading from and discussing my short story “Loveland,” selected as the first runner-up in the Tennessee Williams Fiction Contests at the Winners’ Panel, along with judges Victor LaValle and Emily Raboteau as well as the contest winner and…
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“Loveland” named as First Runner-Up in Tennessee Williams Fiction Contest
I have the very great honor of my short story “Loveland” being selected as the first runner-up in the Tennessee Williams Fiction Contest, sponsored by the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival! The winners were selected by the very talented authors Victor LaValle and Emily Raboteau. You can read the official announcement here, but here’s a peak:…
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“I Know Who Likes You” available for listening and download
“I Know Who Likes You” is now available to listen and download via the Monkeybicycle website, or subscribe to the podcast for more fiction and nonfiction readings! The story is serendipitously appropriate for New Year’s Day, when you might be looking back on your regrets from the second grade.
Colleen Morrissey 