Tag: short stories
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Post #126: Nothing Is Ever Really Lost
Greetings to you, faithful and patient readers! I’m excited to share the good news that I have a new essay on Eudora Welty up over at The Bangalore Review. It’s an in-depth look at Welty’s amazing short story “Music From Spain.” Give it a peek. Many thanks to them and…
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Post #122: Andrea Barrett
A recent book that blew my mind was Andrea Barrett’s collection of stories called Servants of the Map. It was one of those books that, while reading, I could feel burrowing into my writer’s subconscious, re-arranging the wiring for what’s possible and what I want to be able to do…
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Post #112: If You’re Listening to This
I’m delighted–hell, I’m downright plucky–to have a story in the September issue of Fogged Clarity. If you’re playing along at home, you’ll remember that earlier in the summer the fine folks at FC published my short story “Who Has Time for Stars?” and I’m pleased to say they recently accepted…
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Post #97: Who Has Time for Stars?
I have a new short story that’s part of the May/June issue of Fogged Clarity. FC is great and I’m thrilled to be included. They publish fiction, poetry, reviews, and music! I’m listening to “Mountain Sounds,” the album in the new issue, right now and it’s fantastic. I want to…
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Post #51: The Collagist
A couple of excellent writers I know, Alan Stewart Carl and Lyz Wyckoff, have short stories up this month at The Collagist. They’re short, digestible nuggets of fabulous fiction for you to feed your brain with. Enjoy. I met both Alan and Liz at last summer’s Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference.…
Benjamin Roesch 