Here are our authors’ new and upcoming publications. Click through the links to find out more!
Grace Finlayson (episode 50): “The Lookout,” published in Scum.
L.N. Holmes (episode 41): “One Woman’s Junk” was published in Newfound on March 20.
Blake Kimzey (episode 22): Blake Kimzey recently launched Writing Workshops Dallas, an independent writing school for hardworking, talented writers who want to strengthen their voice, develop a greater understanding of craft, and forge a path to publication along the way. Writing Workshops Dallas offers multi-level writing workshops in Dallas, TX, but also offers manuscript editing, MFA Application Prep, and individual coaching and critique to writers located anywhere. All Writing Workshops Dallas instructors are professional writers, teachers and editors, who have taught at major universities and attended top MFA programs across the country. No matter the stage of a writer’s career or their physical location, there is a place for them at Writing Workshops Dallas.
On March 23d, Blake Kimzey gave a talk at Know How Dallas titled “Writing Out of the Wilderness: Craft a Memorable Story, Survive Rejection, and Forge a Path to Publication.” Blake showed the resources and strategies you need to put your work out into the world with purpose, and will also discuss building a memorable character, a believable setting, and how to use narrative inventory to architect your story.
Levi Noe (episode 48): The audiobook of “Rain Check,” published on Audible and iTunes.
Stephen Langlois (episode 60): “New White House Submission Guidelines,” published by Heavy Feather Review; “Reading Across America: On the Importance of the Venue,” published in Literary Hub.
Peter Haynes (episode 82): “Witch Houses” (originally published in Hypertext Magazine), was re-printed in The Island Review.
Douglas W. Milliken (episode 80): “Fandanguillo,” published in The Stoneslide Corrective; “Boys’ Life/Rough Frontiers,” published in The Lascaux Review; “Swans (Elsewhere)” and “Settle/Return,” published in Atticus Review. He also recently finished up a mini-tour through Eastern New York State with Nat Baldwin.
Riona Judge McCormack (episode 47): “Horse Winter,” published in the Dublin Review.
Eileen Merriman (episode 54): Her YA novel Pieces of You is forthcoming (and available for pre-ordering!) from Penguin.
Todd Dillard (episode 7): “Shapeshifter’s Love Poem,” available in the next issue of Mirror Dance. He also recently joined a narrative medicine group in the hospital where he works, and would love to meet anyone else who is involved in narrative medicine.
Craig Fishbane (episode 42): “To Be Worthy of a Smile From My Immigrant Students During this Presidency (#First100Days),” published in The Good Men Project; “The New Kids,” published in New World Writing. He read for the F Bomb Series at KGB Bar in New York City on Friday April 7th at 7 PM.
