Archive for the 'Fictionaut Faves' Category
My novel was just released. It was tagged, so we’ll track it and see how it interacts with the other novels out there. [Read more]
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Checking in with Noir
What really drives me to write is the haunting sense of an unlived life and an even more haunting sense of the one I’ve lived. [Read more]
With voices so real they could be memories, and natural images so strong you can almost smell them, this short piece evokes the best of childhood before digital communication – and serves as a vital reminder that the friends and the frogs are still there for our children now. [Read more]
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Checking in With Magic Helicopter Press
Fictionaut Five: CL Bledsoe
Luna Digest, 7/20
Bill Yarrow’s poems have converted me to poetry. [Read more]
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Checking in with SF & Fantasy
Fictionaut Five: Marcy Dermansky
Luna Digest, 7/6
Fictionaut Five: Matthew Salesses
What I love about Ann Bogle’s “My Crush on Daniel Ortega.” [Read more]
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Checking in with Like Birds
Fictionaut Five: Kyle Minor
Luna Digest, 6/22
“The Italian Lunch (II)” by Cherise Wolas is the narrative equivalent of a matryoshka, those Russian nesting dolls that stack within each other. [Read more]
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Checking in with The Literary Platform
Fictionaut Five: Jensen Beach
The language of “Bread, Fish, Serpent, Stone” by Stephanie Bobo is so damned beautiful that I’m tongue tied trying to write about why it’s one of my favorite stories, not just on Fictionaut but period. Ever. That’s right. Ever. [Read more]
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Checking in with Flag Day Challenge
Fictionaut Five: Scott Garson
Luna Digest, 6/8
In this great story, Ackley lulls you into a snickering half-doze with his stupid soldier jokes and then he - literally - drops the bomb on you. [
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Checking in with 52|250
I have read many stories about mother-love that have moved me, but none as much as Pia Ehrhardt’s “Baby Hater“. [Read more]
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Fictionaut Five: Jack Swenson
Luna Digest, 5/18
Checking in with Dark Sky
This story will make you want to toss the brie and chardonnay and sink your teeth into a juicy burger with maybe a side of fries. Delicious. [Read more]
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Fictionaut Five: Sam Rasnake
Luna Digest, 5/4
Nicolle
Watched the New Yorker Fiction Editor Moderate a Panel, It Was Fine