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What Can We Steal from Jason Gray’s “CIRCUS CIRCUS”?
Title of Work and its Form: “CIRCUS CIRCUS,” poem Author: Jason Gray (on Twitter @jasonmgray) Date of Work: 2010 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem made its debut in As It Ought to Be, a very cool...
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What Can We Steal From Annie McGreevy’s “Letter to a Young Man in Madrid”?
Title of Work and its Form: “Letter to a Young Man in Madrid,” short story Author: Annie McGreevy (on Twitter @AnnieMcGreevy) Date of Work: 2013 Where the Work Can Be Found: The story made its debut...
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What Can We Steal From Shelley Wong’s “The Fall Forecast”?
Title of Work and its Form: “The Fall Forecast,” poem Author: Shelley Wong Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem was first published in Issue 57 of The Collagist. You may read the...
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What Can We Steal From Julie Danho’s “‘?'”?
Title of Work and its Form: “?,” poem Author: Julie Danho Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem appears in Six Portraits, a chapbook published by Slapering Hol Press, the small...
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What Can We Steal From David O’Connell’s “Aneurysm”?
Title of Work and its Form: “Aneurysm,” poem Author: David O’Connell Date of Work: 2013 Where the Work Can Be Found: “Aneurysm” made its debut in issue 4.1 of Unsplendid. You can find the poem here....
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What Can We Steal From M. Hannah Langhoff’s “The Things We Don’t Talk About”?
Title of Work and its Form: “The Things We Don’t Talk About,” short story Author: M. Hannah Langhoff Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The story made its debut in Relief: A Christian...
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What Can We Steal From Erin Belieu’s “I Heart Your Dog’s Head”?
Title of Work and its Form: “I Heart Your Dog’s Head,” poem Author: Erin Belieu (on Twitter @erinbelieu) Date of Work: 2006 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem appears in Black Box, Ms. Belieu’s 2006...
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The Great Writers Steal Experience: An Interview with Jac Jemc, author of A...
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The Great Writers Steal Experience: Wendy J. Fox, author of The Seven Stages...
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What Can We Steal From Janelle DolRayne’s “In the style of Joan Mitchell”?
Title of Work and its Form: “”In the style of Joan Mitchell”,” poem Author: Janelle DolRayne Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem debuted in the October 2014 issue of inter |...
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Lee Martin’s Late One Night and the Power of Characterization
Tweet There are couples like Ronnie and Della Black in every small town; this one happens to be Goldengate. A young man and young woman fall in love or something like it and create children who...
View ArticleWhat Can We Steal From Shelley Wong’s “The Fall Forecast”?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “The Fall Forecast,” poem Author: Shelley Wong Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem was first published in Issue 57 of The Collagist. You may...
View ArticleWhat Can We Steal From Julie Danho’s “‘?'”?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “?,” poem Author: Julie Danho Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem appears in Six Portraits, a chapbook published by Slapering Hol Press, the...
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What Can We Steal From David O’Connell’s “Aneurysm”?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “Aneurysm,” poem Author: David O’Connell Date of Work: 2013 Where the Work Can Be Found: “Aneurysm” made its debut in issue 4.1 of Unsplendid. You can find the poem...
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What Can We Steal From M. Hannah Langhoff’s “The Things We Don’t Talk About”?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “The Things We Don’t Talk About,” short story Author: M. Hannah Langhoff Date of Work: 2014 Where the Work Can Be Found: The story made its debut in Relief: A...
View ArticleWhat Can We Steal From Erin Belieu’s “I Heart Your Dog’s Head”?
Tweet Title of Work and its Form: “I Heart Your Dog’s Head,” poem Author: Erin Belieu (on Twitter @erinbelieu) Date of Work: 2006 Where the Work Can Be Found: The poem appears in Black Box, Ms....
View ArticleThe Great Writers Steal Experience: An Interview with Jac Jemc, author of A...
Tweet Enjoy this interview with Jac Jemc, author of A Different Bed Every Time, a short story collection published by Dzanc Books. Purchase A Different Bed Every Time:...
View ArticleThe Great Writers Steal Experience: Wendy J. Fox, author of The Seven Stages...
Tweet Show Notes: Enjoy this interview with Wendy J. Fox, author of The Seven Stages of Anger, a short story collection published by Press 53. Purchase The Seven Stages of Anger:...
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